Ira Glass on Storytelling 3
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Why leaders watch it
Explains why beginners feel their work falls short of their taste and how persistence closes the gap, helpful for coaching new hires.
A five-minute clip of Ira Glass on the gap between good taste and early creative work. He says beginners know their work falls short and must keep producing to close the gap.
Takeaways
- Taste exceeds ability early on
- Close the gap through volume of work
- Everyone good went through this phase
Topics: Learning & growth, Career & life advice
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