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I’ll Try Anything Once

I’ll Try Anything Once

Sure, I’ll try anything once. Wouldn’t you?

Ok. Fine you got me: Maybe not anything.

Don’t leave your morals and ethics at the door for heaven’s sake.

But the point still stands.

See, a great part of art, a great part of business, and a great part of success is found in trying new things until something sticks – or at least that’s what I have been told.

I mean, maybe you just haven’t found your thing yet?

I for one am going to constantly be trying new ideas as I build this blog.

The core here will probably always be about books.

But on the edges, there will always be something new going on.

The adolescences have the advantage here though. So get to it while you are still feeling young and crazy.

The greatest thing about youth is that you’re not yet battle-weary, so you’ll try anything.

-Bryan Cranston, A Life In Parts

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