Ouch, the negativity vibe ain’t my thing. Good luck with that!
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Ha, I’d bet you’re not a motivational speaker. What movie is that from?
Its from season 1 of true detective, definitely worth watching if you like gritty crime thrillers.
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Agh, I misread the title…MUSICAL advice…
In which case it was from a painter friend.
“Don’t wait to feel inspired, just create”
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After my first live PA gig in 2009 a friend told me I should sing less. It was good advice because I sang more and got much better.
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Don’t stop making music.
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To each their own.
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My guitar teacher ones said:
Focus on the beginning and the end of a solo, that’s the only part people will remember…
I’ve come to use this in my work life as well, whether it’s with a new job or if it is with a new project. Get a strong start, coast in the middle and when the light at the end of the tunnel starts to appear, go out strong…
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fathers always know best…
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Ha, Homer always knows best!
Leave some holes in the music. Don’t play so many notes.
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Johnny Marr said “inspiration finds you working” which means nothing is going to happen if you’re not doing something creative.
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…understand what this means.
Complete your 10000 hours 
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Do your job. There is no such thing as inspiration coming out of thin air.
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Less is more (in terms of equipment)
Still struggling to take this advice, but definitely improving!
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The late, great Mark Hollis:
"Before you play two notes, learn how to play one note, y’know. And that, it’s as simple as that really. And don’t play one note unless you’ve got a reason to play it.”
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