I’ve been on a bit of a kick about visuals lately. Then this post popped up on Medium with some more great visuals.
Here’s my favorite from the set. π You might also like this post with more visuals from the same guy.
I’ve been on a bit of a kick about visuals lately. Then this post popped up on Medium with some more great visuals.
Here’s my favorite from the set. π You might also like this post with more visuals from the same guy.
In honor of last night’s World Series no-hitter (this first since 1956) here’s a quote from Yogi Berra, the guy who never said most of the things he said. π€·π»ββοΈ
Apparently he was frustrated with his coach, who told him to think his way out of a batting slump. π€·π»ββοΈ
How can a guy think and hit at the same time?
Yogi Berra
If youβve tried to hit a 90 mph pitch (which I did once or twice at a batting cage), you know exactly what heβs talking about. You canβt even see the ball at that speed much less think about hitting it.
What are some other things you can’t think and do at the same time? Offhand I’m thinking of skateboarding, singing, dancing, playing guitar, shuffling a deck of cards, telling a joke…

Via The New Yorker.
I like this idea…
If you work on something a little bit every day, you end up with something that is massive.
Kenneth Goldsmith
The book Show Your Work references this quote and really brings it home with an image that illustrates how a good picture can outshine even the best words.


π By the way, Show Your Work inspires this blog and will most definitely be getting its own super summary (or series) here (eventually).