Learning - overcome the frustrations

[NicolaB]

Here is a link that a friend shared with me. It is spot on for how I feel and so I thought it may strike a cord with a few others too:

Ira Glass

[milosh]

Thank you! I really needed this!

[Aegea]

Thanks, that is encouraging.

[zona5101]

That is great truth!
thanks for sharing the link.

[Jim Bryant]

Yup.....we're always in a state of revolving.

[Hill Country Hack]

Thanks for sharing!

[SusanH1970]

Originally Posted by Jim Bryant

Yup.....we're always in a state of revolving.

Spinning around in your desk chair again, Jim?

[Rentham]

Great video. Thanks for posting. That's what Chase Jarvis refers to as the "creative gap". Jeffrey Zeldman had this to say on the topic:

If your old work doesn’t shame you, you’re not growing. It’s nice to look back and feel that you’ve made progress. When you look at old work, it should suck glaringly and you should cringe painfully. But there should also be some germ within it that you’re not ashamed of—some spark of talent or inspiration that connects to what you do now.

[SusanH1970]

Originally Posted by Rentham

Great video. Thanks for posting. That's what Chase Jarvis refers to as the "creative gap". Jeffrey Zeldman had this to say on the topic:

LOVE that Jeffrey Zeldman quote!

[SwissJon]

I agree with everyone.. I'm in a very agreeable mood today! (A result of sleeping soundly for the first time in ages)

Finally got home and managed to see the video.. Thank you, it's nice to hear stuff like that.