Original Post: March 25, 2013

As we celebrate our 10th Anniversary of the Wooster Collective website, we asked a group of artists who we showcased in the beginnings of the website the following question:

What’s the one thing that you learned in the last decade that you had wished someone had told you 10 years ago?

The following response comes from Skullphone:

 

Educations cost you money. Learn and move on.

Saying “Fuck Off” is Zen in the right situation

Success is Audacious even when wrong

Hard work driven by mass validation is unimaginative

Friends that do not say “I’m sorry” or “thank you” are not friends

We learn best the hard way, so don’t always solve their problems

Helping someone secretly feels so good. They’ll never know.

Prune for proper growth and let your gut do the cutting

You know yourself better than anyone else, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise

You give best when you give to yourself first

If you are too pure you will never fly, drive, or physically go anywhere

It’s all corrupt, so don’t worry about it.

The writing is usually on the wall.

Answer your wakeup calls

If you’re alive, things can always be worse

Never Forget