I think in the life of a creative, “make a difference” comes
with an understood “screw up royally and regularly” clause attached. Surely that has to be a part of making a
difference! I know, in fact I teach creatives
that imploding, morally, emotionally and/or financially is not a predestined requisite
of being an artist, but when I look back on the most flamboyant….. those are
typically the artists we remember. Is
that expectation created by the artists or the audiences? Was it their unique art work, their eccentric lifestyle or their
ability to break rules that gives them
that ability to not care what other think that is truly responsible for them making
a difference? And specifically what is
it that makes a difference?
"Got to Get you in my Life" The Beatles
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