Louis CK honors George Carlin
Bromista5
Why leaders watch it
The story of a creator who discards old work each year to stay fresh, a model for continuous reinvention and high standards.
Louis CK speaks at a 2010 NYPL tribute to George Carlin about how Carlin's habit of discarding material and writing a new hour each year changed his own career. He becomes emotional describing it.
Takeaways
- Discard old material and start fresh
- Constant renewal drives excellence
- Work habits beat talent
Topics: Learning & growth, Innovation & creativity
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