After School Special: Advice for Emerging Designers
Below is my favorite part from the #5 (the img is just an excerpt). Along the lines of what I feel my ethos used to be, and still is underneath some misguided experiences. It shall return however.
I look at successful people and I see the same patterns. I know a photographer who, when starting his career, worked literally around the clock, and even spent his own money to make shots memorable. He never looked at an assignment as a job, but as an opportunity to do something outstanding. He is still pushing himself today and branching out into new areas. His renowned career is nothing if not enviable.

After School Special: Advice for Emerging Designers

Below is my favorite part from the #5 (the img is just an excerpt). Along the lines of what I feel my ethos used to be, and still is underneath some misguided experiences. It shall return however.

I look at successful people and I see the same patterns. I know a photographer who, when starting his career, worked literally around the clock, and even spent his own money to make shots memorable. He never looked at an assignment as a job, but as an opportunity to do something outstanding. He is still pushing himself today and branching out into new areas. His renowned career is nothing if not enviable.