Lessons in Slowing Down and Showing Up Outside with Gabriel Amadeus Tiller
Gabriel Amadeus Tiller
“When you start something from nothing, you gradually learn more and more about it, and you don't really acknowledge when you become knowledgeable, or even an expert. I keep underselling myself in terms of my expertise.”
“If you have some sort of grumbling that something isn't right, and you have an inkling of what you'd rather do instead, just research it, dig into it, just start doing it. You don't have to be an expert, but just start doing the thing.”
“You're creating an interactive art experience. Ideally, you're creating memorable experiences that will transform people's lives. It's really special to be able to help create those or curate those for folks.”
“These are things that humans didn't create, so we can't claim ownership over them. If we can all take ownership over the parts of the earth that existed without us creating them, then I think we'll all be a lot richer in the end.”
“I'd rather do what I want to do, even if it's not super secure. The alternative is probably harder, doing something that doesn't inspire me. I like to be challenged constantly.”
