by daniel@getitinwriting.net | Oct 19, 2025 | Newsletter
The Future is Always Inevitable There’s lots of anxiety around the topic of AI these days, especially in the arts community. The impact of machine learning on music has been immense. My dear friend Willa Snow recently posted a great take on AI by the brilliant...
by daniel@getitinwriting.net | Jul 27, 2025 | Newsletter
Start Ugly, But Start Too often we wait. For a sign. For approval. For the right time. But sometimes the best option is just to start. To take that first step. To have the confidence in your decisions. In your abilities. In yourself. Not everyone will like what you...
by daniel@getitinwriting.net | Jun 15, 2025 | Newsletter
The Ant and the Grasshopper – A Different Perspective Remember the old fable about the ant and the grasshopper? The ant worked hard all summer, storing food for the winter, while the grasshopper frittered away his time playing. When winter came, the grasshopper...
by daniel@getitinwriting.net | May 11, 2025 | Newsletter
Leading From Behind Leadership comes in many forms. It’s not always what it appears. Sometimes the most visible alpha figure is just a place-holder, while those who mentor, motivate, and affect real change are less obvious – ordinary people quietly producing...
by daniel@getitinwriting.net | Apr 21, 2025 | Newsletter
Compared to What? I was talking with a friend yesterday, a high-profile and immensely successful artist and entrepreneur, and he wisecracked, “if I keep at it, one of these days I might actually get good at this.” Though he was being facetious, we both knew there was...
by daniel@getitinwriting.net | Mar 12, 2025 | Newsletter
Alone Together My brilliant friend and colleague Russ Hughes recently wrote a column about another beloved colleague who, having gone freelance a year or two ago, was discovering the loneliness that comes with working from home. It reminded me once again of the...
