David J. Rogersさんのイラストまとめ

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Every time you reach the point when you seem to have no energy left, yet push yourself a little further, you train yourself to draw from deeper into your energy reserves at will.

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Making tough decisions under pressure makes you stronger.

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When weights are lifted, the muscles are broken down. Then during rest, those muscles are rebuilt bigger and stronger than they had been. Similarly, hardships, stresses, difficulties, & crises strengthen you emotionally, spiritually, & mentally.

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Hardships, stresses, difficulties, and crises strengthen you emotionally, spiritually, and mentally.

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If you are a writer or artist you have the advantage of a much larger tolerance for suffering than the majority of people. Make use of that advantage.

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Feeling out of sorts used to stop me. I’d think, “Why even try?” But now, when I feel not ready at all to write, I become optimistic and confidently sit down at the computer and expect a productive day, and usually have one.

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Why Artists and Writers Are So Self-Absorbed

Artwork by Kendall Kessler
@Towheehillart

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Many people consider self-absorption like that of people in the arts a negative & unpleasant characteristic. But for people engaged seriously in an art being self-absorbed is a necessary element of their creative disposition.

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Late bloomers may eventually reach the height of their achievements and fulfillment which I call “their true destiny,” later in life

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