"You fail only if you stop writing and creating...." - Ray Bradbury

🎨 Creativity

“You fail only if you stop writing and creating. Success in creativity is staying in the game.”

Bradbury defines creative success simply as the persistence to keep creating.

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— Thomas Edison

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— Albert Einstein

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