Seth Godin. Work to notice.
Also, found from the OnBeing (Krista Tippett) website:
"William Maxwell treats his personal material as if it were history. It
is one part memory, one part research and one part hearsay but one
hundred percent compassion. Compassion in my mind is an admixture of
feeling and sustained attention with regard to others. Compassion is the
absence of cruelty. Compassion is steady and relaxed—allowing patience
where we may not have any for ourselves. Compassion is acceptance of
what you didn’t realize or can’t understand. Compassion is not
attainable without process—going through the various methods of
drafting. Each one provides you with another perspective, another point
of focus. Each method provides more ingredients to the approach that
helps the content to stand on its own so that the writer can leave it
behind them."
—Nancy Beckett
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