ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The inner life of an artist requires both humility and discipline. Humility reminds us that there is always more to learn; discipline makes sure we keep showing up to learn it.
The moment we believe we have mastered our craft, we stop growing. Stay curious. Stay humble. Keep working.
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