Archive of posts from September 2026

Daily Post #3201 • September 13 2026 • Craft

Ricoh GR recipes

I noticed today that I shoot photos in the same way I draw art.

Daily Post #3200 • September 12 2026 • Craft

Perfection was never the goal

“Rock music isn’t meant to be perfect” — Ozzy

Daily Post #3199 • September 11 2026 • Resilience

Six year old you says yes

“Can’t” is a dirty word.

Daily Post #3198 • September 10 2026 • Craft

Duo the problems

The iPhone Duo was announced today.

Daily Post #3197 • September 09 2026 • Craft

Creating every day and laziness

“It’s very difficult to be very lazy. It takes a lot of imagination to do nothing and you have to be sufficiently self-confident not to have a bad conscience. You have to have a taste for life, so that every minute is complete in itself and so you don’t have to keep saying ‘I’ve done this or that.’ You need strong nerves to do nothing. Being lazy also means that other people’s opinions don’t matter. Nor does the idea of always having to prove yourself.” — Françoise Sagan

Daily Post #3196 • September 08 2026 • Narrative

Burn all the baddies?

People seem to be growing increasingly politically charged about the products they choose and the brands they associate with.

Daily Post #3195 • September 07 2026 • Experience

Self-liquidating?

Something marketing folks need to rediscover:

Daily Post #3194 • September 06 2026 • Craft

A whole new world of ideas

Some of my favorite writers rarely write.

Daily Post #3193 • September 05 2026 • Craft

Honoring our tools

I sold my DJ equipment last week.

Daily Post #3192 • September 04 2026 • Craft

A car that produces its own gas

Disney’s greatest work came from when animators led the company, making and selling cartoons, profitably, so that they can make and sell more cartoons, which made fans happy.

Daily Post #3191 • September 03 2026 • Experience

Online learning issues

Something that’s always irked me about online education:

Daily Post #3190 • September 02 2026 • Craft

It doesn’t feel the same

If you want to improve code, ask a machine, or a person who can think like a machine. That’s what programmers do.

Daily Post #3189 • September 01 2026 • Resilience

The mark you aimed for

For creative spirits building sustainable brands, I think one of the most important “laws” in the book, “The 48 Laws of Power” is ““Do Not Go Past The Mark You Aimed For”.

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