Hugh Macleod is as much an awesomely gifted artist as he is blunt with words. Today he discusses a few “realities” about being creative for a living, and in particular, the reality of having no life:
A sense of purpose only comes your way usually because you’ve been working your ass off over a long period of time, intensely cultivating it. And yeah, sometimes that will appear to more mainstream people as “Having no life”. To hell with them. They don’t know or care about you. Successful people get to where they are by doing the stuff that unsuccessful people aren’t willing to do. Harsh but true.
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