13161: Do You Insist On Avoiding Repeat Performances?

Hey there, hero!

I feel like I'm a weird artist. When I'm designing a performance, I work toward something that I can rely on, in a character, in business, in life, and then, if I can, lathering, rinsing and repeating.

And I feel like I'm in the minority - I see most other artists achieving great performances, and then instead of repeating those performances, immediately trying to change it up.

Make it different.

Find a new way.

Make a new choice.

And I think that's fun, but that there are advantages to re-using things that you find work for you, and not immediately insisting on changing it up the next time around.

What about relying on the solution that's elegant, and works? Without instantly jumping to making it different next time around? Let me know in the comments below.

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