Pixar Founder, Ed Catmull on Creativity, Culture and Steve Jobs
Do you remember being a kid and loving to draw? But at some point early on you learned that your art wasn't good enough? So you stopped. What if you had learned a different story? That your art WAS good, that your ideas WERE valid, that your perspective WAS valued? Today's guest is a master of cultivating and allowing…
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