So many things to take as lessons from this book, the third and final Kleon book on creative work.

This one has advice for how to keep doing the work - in good times and bad. There are a ton of good advices, from making lists to going on walks, from making gifts to playing like children.

This will be another book that I will re-read time and again.

Quotes

It is easy to assume that if only you could trade your ordinary life for a new one, all your creative problems would be solved. If only you could quit your day job, move to a hip city, rent the perfect studio, and fall in with the right gang of brilliant misfits! Then you’d really have it made.

All this is, of course, wishful thinking. You do not need to have an extraordinary life to make extraordinary work.

Everything you need to make extraordinary art can be found in your everyday lite.