Last week, Tami Dixon wrote a raw, emotionally honest appraisal of what it feels like (and, socio-politically, what it means) to be left off someone’s “Best Of…” list. As a counterpoint, I’d like to offer why none of that shit matters. In Tami’s case, she’s one half of the creative muscle behind Pittsburgh’s Bricolage Production [...]
1. When you’re a hot new startup, you wear jeans. 2. When you want to raise your rates, you wear business casual. 3. When you want to look like you’re worth top dollar, you wear a suit. 4. When you want to charge an astronomical amount of money because you finally know what you’re talking [...]
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