The Courage to be Disliked (a thought for makers)

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    In this video I talk about one of the central ideas in a book I read recently called "The Courage to be Disliked" by Fumitake Koga and Ichiro Kishimi, and how I believe it relates to those of us who make things.
    #creativity #philosophy #thecouragetobedisliked

КОМЕНТАРІ • 201

  • @andydragonfisher6900
    @andydragonfisher6900 Рік тому +56

    ‘I was going to sacrifice my chance of originality in the quest for popularity’ - what a beautifully succinct observation. One thing I did this year which has really helped me separate ‘my’ direction from imitation was to have a 3 month social media break and then commit to produce images that I would never share with a wider audience during that ‘detox’ period. It was really interesting how the work changed once I took other people’s opinions out of the equation. I had to figure out what ‘my jam’ was rather than what I thought other might like - a really worthwhile exercise.

  • @Dessert_x_Tat
    @Dessert_x_Tat Рік тому +47

    The courage to be Disliked goes hand in hand of not selling your soul.

    • @mikefoster5277
      @mikefoster5277 Рік тому +4

      Of course, most of us have to 'sell our souls' in life to some extent. In order to earn a living especially, for example. I guess the idea is to find the right balance between being yourself and doing your own thing, on the one hand, and on the other hand doing what is necessary in order to fit in and get along with others. And sometimes that can be a delicate path to tread!

  • @KevinChaires
    @KevinChaires Рік тому +35

    What a strong message!
    A few years back I felt this pressure due to the fact that my photos weren't looking like those popular photography concepts shown in social media, but I suppose it's always better to stick to your own style, since whatever you do, there are always going to be people who like it and who will dislike it.
    Great video as always, Sean!

    • @ijumaaproductions
      @ijumaaproductions Рік тому +2

      Yes, develop your own style! All the best in your photo journey.

  • @merida98
    @merida98 Рік тому +19

    I really enjoyed your book because it wasn't only photography related and filled with your own experiences, and the added psychology made it so great! I'm glad you stuck with your ideas. :)

  • @trevor9934
    @trevor9934 Рік тому +13

    I never saw The Meaning in the Making as a photography book. I saw it as a philosophical expression of the things one must deal with in order to be a creative, or to achieve something in life. I have read and enjoyed it and found it quite inspiring. Thank you!

  • @Carmen_Lee_Co
    @Carmen_Lee_Co 3 місяці тому +2

    “I was confusing good for popular” 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Really valuable insight

  • @keraniarpaia8637
    @keraniarpaia8637 Рік тому +9

    Only two minutes in, I knew this was going to hit hard. You’ve exactly described the deconstruction process I’ve been on with my own creative journey, going from using imitation as a means of instruction to confusing popular with good to finally realizing that I didn’t want to make to please others I wanted to make to please myself. Thank you for this.

  • @rabinkarki2690
    @rabinkarki2690 Рік тому +6

    Your videos and visual representation are different than any of the photographers and videographers out there. I enjoy every one of your videos. Your book was amazing. Thank you for inspiring all.

  • @AleRodrigues
    @AleRodrigues Рік тому +1

    What an amazing and inspiring video Sean, I also just read the same book, what a coincidence! and couldn't agree more with you. Right now I'm reading: Visual Intelligence from Amy E. Herman, you should check it out. Long life to you and the channel. Cheers

  • @kennethpaul810
    @kennethpaul810 Рік тому +5

    Such great advice, Sean! I've learned this a long time ago, when I started my career in radio as a disc jockey. I was so scared the first time I turned on the microphone and said the first words, live on the air! Eventually I got better but was never great at it but enjoyed it anyway, and yet that fear still was always lying in the shadows. Yes, the opposite of fear is not courage, the opposite of fear would be more like "reckless abandon" and that's not a good way to approach nearly anything. If you do something you are fearful of and do it anyway, you might fail, you might succeed. But, if you fail, you get up and do it again and make it better each time. The same goes for anything you create and put it out for the world to see or hear. Once it's out there, most of it you can't take back and the haters will come. As you've said before, then you have to learn which of the criticisms to listen to and which to let roll off your back. I also loved your book, "Meaning in the Making." So much insight is in those pages. It is exactly the book you should have written, I'm glad you stuck to your ideas instead of putting out one that just says the same thing as so many others have said. It is truly a unique work and one that should be read, especially someone like you and I as well, who are basically intrinsically an introvert. Find that courage and determination, because it takes a lot of that as well, to face the fears and put it out there anyway. If you like what you've done then there's bound to be someone who will like it as well, and you'd be surprised at how many also like the same things. Take care and keep doing what you do, don't change who you are.

  • @ThomasHeatonPhoto
    @ThomasHeatonPhoto Рік тому

    Great video, Sean. 👍

  • @zoltanpuskas4722
    @zoltanpuskas4722 Рік тому +1

    I always enjoy your videos and outlook on creativity. One of my favorite photographers, Cole Thompson, espouses "visual celibacy". Don't look at others work. Keep off social media. He has his own vision and he's helped me by "allowing" me to make the images I want to make as opposed to the images I think people will like (especially judges who judge my camera club monthly exhibitions). Mark me as one who liked your insightful book .

  • @susandayboll108
    @susandayboll108 Рік тому +1

    Love your book and PARABLE. This video really speaks to me. So need to please and be liked and usually don’t succeed! Try way too hard. Thanks!

  • @MrCrazydave95
    @MrCrazydave95 Рік тому +5

    Hey Sean! I’ve been a long time subscriber and I just want to thank you for how your videos have affected and improved my art!

    • @seantuck
      @seantuck  Рік тому +1

      You're very welcome:)

  • @rogerwyatt3246
    @rogerwyatt3246 Рік тому +4

    I found this video to be eloquent, provocative, and incredibly useful. Courage, grit, or whatever we call it is vital in not only finding our voice but keeping it as well as changing direction at a later date. Best, Roger

  • @azzalos
    @azzalos Рік тому +2

    I am actually reading this book (the one at the beginning) myself right now. I am really enjoying it so far.
    Thank you for putting yourself out here. I almost never publish any of my photos, despite having gotten amazing feedback re. my work. For some reason it does not stick and I feel it’s never perfect. All I can see in them is critique and imperfection.

  • @oldtowneast
    @oldtowneast Рік тому +2

    How do you not have a million subscribers? You are legendary

  • @TaylorWillard
    @TaylorWillard Рік тому +3

    Thanks for this Sean! Appreciate the perspective and reminder. I just posted my first UA-cam video and the few who have disliked or disagreed has been a new experience to navigate online. Separating yourself from the work and constantly stepping into that courage to be yourself and find what makes you unique is so important.

  • @nigelwest3430
    @nigelwest3430 Рік тому +1

    I just did the Myers-Briggs test and I'm an INFJ-T whatever that means 🤔

  • @jnt6155
    @jnt6155 Рік тому +3

    Thanks again Sean for another inspirational talk! Your insights and experience are definitely guiding me on my creative journey ❤

  • @JoeMustang99
    @JoeMustang99 Рік тому +4

    I only bought three copies of The Meaning in the Making. I kept one, and will pass the other two off as gifts. I've read through the book several times, and pick up something new to me each time. Keep it up, Sean.

    • @seantuck
      @seantuck  Рік тому

      Thanks so much! That's very kind of you.

  • @codyandvictoria
    @codyandvictoria Рік тому

    Loved this book and loved to hear your take on it. Always appreciate your deeper insights and willingness to do things differently. A good lesson and reminder. Hope you’re staying well!

  • @ValkiriStudio
    @ValkiriStudio Рік тому +2

    You're one of my favourite creators on the internet, Sean! I love the care and consideration you put into your work. Thank you for everything that you do!

  • @geoffwickstrom
    @geoffwickstrom Рік тому +2

    Thank-you for sharing your art, creativity, and messages Sean - it all resonates deeply! As I’ve only recently begun exploring photography more seriously I’m definitely still learning techniques and attempting to emulate the photographers I admire, but this message is very freeing in terms of the path ahead 🙏

  • @DarrenJSpoonley
    @DarrenJSpoonley Рік тому +2

    Wise words throughout this video and one that people should / need to rewatch time after time to help with the vision of being you !! Fantastic Sean !! Thanks for this

  • @markuswipfler2995
    @markuswipfler2995 Рік тому +1

    Great! Thanks for Sharing your thoughts.

  • @insomnia224
    @insomnia224 Рік тому +2

    I’ve been following you for the past 4-5 years Sean and as always your advice and videos are second to none. As an introvert I find them hugely helpful and inspiring, thank you

  • @stanleyleary
    @stanleyleary Рік тому +1

    Sean, if you publish content and receive both positive and negative feedback, it's likely an indication that you're creating something noteworthy. While it can be disheartening to accept criticism, it's essential to recognize that controversy often arises from innovative and thought-provoking ideas.
    One example is the work of American author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates, who has received acclaim and backlash for his writing on race relations in the United States. Coates' 2014 article "The Case for Reparations" garnered widespread attention and praise for its insightful analysis of the enduring legacy of slavery and discrimination. However, his subsequent book, "Between the World and Me," drew criticism from some who felt it was too divisive and lacked constructive solutions.
    While it's impossible to please everyone, it's essential to consider both positive and negative feedback and use it to refine your work. Constructive criticism can help you identify areas for improvement and hone your craft, while positive feedback can provide motivation and validation.
    In conclusion, receiving love and hate for your work can signify that you're making an impact and pushing boundaries. By staying open to feedback and continuously striving to improve, you can create content that resonates with a broad audience and leaves a lasting impression.

  • @-grey
    @-grey Рік тому +1

    This is a great talk, man. 💪
    Idk why I fear being disliked when I am already so broadly disliked. Maybe it's because I'm disliked for things I don't necessarily value, and I'd rather not add the things I care about to that criticism - but honestly, at this point it's like worrying about getting wet in the rain after just stepping out of the pool. 😂

  • @justaslyguy
    @justaslyguy Рік тому +1

    One of your best videos. Thank you!

  • @anttimoilanen
    @anttimoilanen Рік тому +1

    Originality stands alone.
    One of the things that rarely gets talked about is how lonely it is when you do your own original thing with your own vision. The more original your vision is the more alone you are with it. It can’t sometimes be explained or described so that you can’t have the Support from your peers that you sometimes might need.

  • @nathanaclay3577
    @nathanaclay3577 Рік тому +1

    This really resonates with me! I am also an enneagram 1 and INFJ. I also struggle with people pleasing. And it has affected my ability to make the art I want to make. Thank you for sharing!

  • @SnowBran
    @SnowBran Рік тому +1

    Beautiful photos at the end. Wow

  • @joseerazevedo
    @joseerazevedo Рік тому +1

    Do your things for you. There will be valuable critics as much as there will be false compliments. Exercise your discernment and listen to what matters, to what will make you grow. Discard the rest.
    When you take you off your work, whose is it? Don't. Or you'll be discarded even by yourself.

  • @daryllbphotography
    @daryllbphotography Рік тому +2

    Great video and such an important point with social media trends. Loved the book too, with "logos" chapter really resonated with me and stands out as one of the favourite things I've ever read.

  • @helxis
    @helxis Рік тому +1

    The courage to be disliked is something that the majority of the population lacks. And it has been made far, far worse by social media, where how much we are liked is something being constantly measured in concrete (even if arbitrary) ways.

  • @valhallafallen
    @valhallafallen Рік тому +1

    I having have the opportunity to read your book, but what you told about is what I love from your channel. That's why I cant be more agree with you with the concept of this video: The courage to be dislike. Thank you!

  • @vanspoton
    @vanspoton Місяць тому

    As an app interface designer, I constantly wrestle with balancing creativity, business requirements, brand colors, and stakeholder biases. While my goal is to design for the user, shaping designs to cater to their needs rather than just pushing my own narrative (as one should as a UI designer), I often find myself compromising my vision to meet others' expectations. How do I stay true to my creativity and maintain my sense of self without letting these compromises spill into my personal life and art projects? Anyone? I’d love to hear your thoughts! 💗

  • @wendystumbaugh695
    @wendystumbaugh695 Рік тому +2

    I could listen to you all day!

  • @giuseppecalabro6873
    @giuseppecalabro6873 Рік тому +1

    I live in Italy not very far from Tuscany. I confirm that it's a wonderful place to take shoot photos in May and June. One of the best regions to do so.

  • @hramakrishnaiah413
    @hramakrishnaiah413 Рік тому +1

    Being true to yourself and being different from the rest of the crowd requires courage, and involves risk but that is the best way forward. My philosophy is don't become another face in the crowd.

  • @Nxs12-t1x
    @Nxs12-t1x Рік тому +1

    Greatest video in a long time. Originality vs popularity ... worst trap in instagram era of photography. Popularity vs evolution ... even after you made it as a photographer. Can u escape ?

  • @angelamaloney4871
    @angelamaloney4871 Рік тому +2

    I love The Meaning In The Making.

  • @hoagyguitarmichael
    @hoagyguitarmichael Рік тому +1

    Thanks for distilling something I have been thinking and talking about for years into a coherent, succinct 10 minutes. This concept explains why there is so much cookie-cutter work out there. Most people don't have the courage to put themselves out there to this level of vulnerability. I always try to remember: "Great artists are not remarkable for being the best example of a type, but for being the only example."
    David Travis - Photography Rediscovered

  • @JulieLandrieu
    @JulieLandrieu Рік тому +1

    Thank you for the lovely video and the book tip. And sharing again that it looks easy, but there is a lot of work behind it. INFP waving back.

  • @raymondludlow5970
    @raymondludlow5970 Рік тому +1

    love this, thank you

  • @anakinskywalker9752
    @anakinskywalker9752 Рік тому +1

    That's the message I want to listen. My personal attention on other's opinions, especially the negative ones usually put me into self-doubt, and reluctance in continuing the work, which eventually ends up in halfhearted result that even myself hates. It then incurs more criticism and becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy than I'm really not good enough. The firs step to break this vicious cycle is to be courageous and put out the best show I can.

  • @RandomRotation
    @RandomRotation Рік тому

    I really needed to hear this. It’s something I already knew, but forgot about lately. Thanks Sean!

  • @melvinshuster
    @melvinshuster Рік тому +1

    Thanks Sean. Just been thinking about this myself. Timely video. Best.

  • @harrisueng
    @harrisueng Рік тому +1

    This is such an important concept for everyone-in any endeavor. I've largely paved my own path, where my work has found it's own voice, and it's taken cultivating a perspective where the most important thing to me is if I feel I'm articulating my concept with some sense of clarity. Of course, it means less people understand the work, but I'm okay with that. Thank you for the reminder and for the clarity you share with us on the other side of YT-to help us in our own journeys. 💪🙌

  • @LeicaGeek
    @LeicaGeek Рік тому

    Sean, I really enjoy your videos and your content is really good. But I have a criticism, your videos look awful on my TV, almost hard to watch. The footage is soft and poor quality. Have you considered upgrading to 4K? Not everyone watches videos on the smartphone. :)

  • @cosmo0080
    @cosmo0080 Рік тому +1

    maybe one is not breaking ground unless they upset some people

    • @seantuck
      @seantuck  Рік тому +1

      I'm there's some truth to that.

  • @fireceremony8573
    @fireceremony8573 10 місяців тому

    We're all better for you sharing and putting your very valuable thoughts and ideas out there and having the courage to be disliked. So that we can find the courage to be disliked too, and create art that is original and personal. Thank you for saying what you say, from a fellow INFJ (but type 5, so less of a people pleaser. :) )

  • @FrankP83
    @FrankP83 Рік тому

    ...can be the perfect present for my 40th birthday 😍 ...we have a wonderful and unique place here in Italy, and we know so few things about...

  • @TheReal-HopeBoykinDance
    @TheReal-HopeBoykinDance Рік тому +1

    Thank you as always for clarity. I have been working on a script which shares my truths and I am afraid it won’t be well received. “What if they don’t like my work” a literal quote from the script. It’s important to share it in my way and that should be enough. Thanks again.

  • @JohnDoe-gb3zh
    @JohnDoe-gb3zh Рік тому +1

    Love this channel and this video is just excellent! Keep walking your own path!

  • @mrdev9843
    @mrdev9843 Рік тому +1

    There would be something wrong if everybody liked you...😊

  • @marcussachse9353
    @marcussachse9353 Рік тому

    Sean, your videos really help. I get to view them in some magical way at just the right time when I need advice or encouragement in my photographic journey. I’m soon leaving my day job as real eastate photographer and plunge into the deep end. We are leaving for long term travel to SE Asia, one main focus for me for me is kinda re-ignite my photography and do a creative introspection. Going to re-read your book before leaving, its just the right food for the brain to the occasion.

  • @wallqvistphotography4937
    @wallqvistphotography4937 Рік тому

    Lovely, and I am listening to the book right now, but you mentioned myers biggs and the categorization of personalities. I feel that sort of genre dividing of personalities really goes against the ambition of the book you are talking about. The possibility to re-define and change yourself at any time. To whatever you want to be. Talk amongst yourself ;) Cheers for a great channel.

  • @a_design_guide
    @a_design_guide Рік тому

    Thank you for what you do. I’ve just started getting into photography and making videos and I find what you are doing very inspiring. So just wanted to say thank you and look forward to following your future work. Ben

  • @marinellaartist
    @marinellaartist Рік тому

    I love your spirit, your values and philosophy. Bad thing are good things that’s how we get stronger. I’m also an artist but not a photographer, I put all my emotions in my art, is my best therapy. I’m not good in writing but I try. Thank you to be here and I appreciate your values in true life 🙏🏼😊

  • @orlixx
    @orlixx Рік тому +1

    Thanks for it ❤

  • @mattathertonfilmandphotography

    Lovely video. This is something I struggle with to the point in which I just don’t post any of my work. Something I am working on.

  • @TheNitebinder
    @TheNitebinder Рік тому

    That's one of the problems with being photographers, some want others approval. They want some viewer to 'ooohhh and aaaahhh, to make them think the photographer is something special. By experimenting or going outside that photographer's comfort zone, might be the best way to improve their work. If the viewer (s) doesn't like the photo, to hell with them.

  • @karlkrebs4386
    @karlkrebs4386 Рік тому +1

    Yes, we are all unique but you manage to stand out!
    I truly believe that you don't get the credit you deserve.
    Thank you!

  • @Mpactpics
    @Mpactpics Рік тому

    Hi Sean. The more I become familiar with your channel, the more I am interested and impressed. Without going into a bunch of psycho babel... You add a layer of understanding in our whole selves as humans being creators. Thanks for keeping it real.
    I'm curious about sponsorship. How do you go about connecting with sponsors and what are some examples of the arrangements? If really like to work with Mpb. I've had an exceptional experience with the company.

  • @Belchdragon
    @Belchdragon Рік тому +1

    The good thing with this book is that there are no exercises etc. It asks questions. That makes it so good. It makes the reader think. Hard.

  • @matttovey5327
    @matttovey5327 Рік тому

    I like what you say here Sean, we need to shout about not being liked to our children too. With social media pressuring us all to gain likes with every post & comment, it can’t be healthy. Just about to order your book, keep up the good work!

  • @mendesvideo
    @mendesvideo Рік тому

    Hello, Sean.
    How’s things?
    Please forgive me if you’ve been asked before, but who are those three blokes on the wall behind you?

  • @RustyBrownPhotography
    @RustyBrownPhotography Рік тому

    As always, you've nailed it, again Sean. Well-said, my friend. I know of many who appear to stay in the perceived 'safe space' of artistry, whereby they're merely doing the things they think others will like. People who have amazing talent -- but still worry about the opinions of others, and often compromise that talent -- that creative genius, due to the lack of courage of being disliked.
    When I read your book - I found myself commenting outloud -- often, in agreement with what you were saying. Trust me -- we all need to hear it (read it) at times. It's an amazing confirmation (for many of us) that we're ok - our journey is ok - our art form is ok - our eye on creativity is ok - and yes, some won't understand or like it -- but you know what .... it's ok.
    It's difficult to convey how much better a photographer I became once I stopped stressing over whether or not the community would like my work. Perhaps it has something to do with aging, and now -- as I come up on 64 years old, time is more important to me than anything. So why do we waste so much of it worrying/stressing about whether or not we're liked -- or whether or not our work is liked.
    I embrace my artform now more than at any other time, and it shows in my work. To your point here - yes, it's great when someone likes my work - especially someone I respect and admire. We all need some sense of belonging. However, not everyone will like what I do (or even understand it), so I don't create seeking adulation or concurrence. I create what I like, and that has caused me to dive so much deeper into photography. What could be better than that?
    Thank you for this message. I'm not sure you'll fully appreciate just how much so many artists need to here it. Cheers!

  • @julianheritage6436
    @julianheritage6436 Рік тому

    Keep being true to yourself Sean . UA-cam is awash with bland copycat content. Your videos are like an oasis in a desert that I always look forward to seeing

  • @3sixty2degres
    @3sixty2degres Рік тому

    Yeah I’m stuck in a unhappy and lonely state loop since too many years exactly because I don’t have that courage to be disliked and yet I’m probably just as disliked trying to not disturb or trying to please as I would be taking a shot at living and creating the way I want to. If your video can help one person jump into the unknown you’ll have made it a successful video. So many things I know but can’t apply physically because of this fear of rejection or disturbing….

  • @chrispietryga8710
    @chrispietryga8710 Рік тому

    If you worry what people think of you, you will become their prisoner. Chinese proverb.

  • @petermcginty3636
    @petermcginty3636 Рік тому

    I have zero problem with photos that have been photoshopped. This is a path that many people take as a way of expressing themselves or enjoying their leisure time. I choose to shoot jpeg because I enjoy the process of taking photos. I don't enjoy the process process of editing but I can enjoy the work of others that use Photoshop.

  • @EmilieH89
    @EmilieH89 Рік тому

    Great advice. I love your book, and most recent video too. Thank you for all that you're offering!

  • @reinhardgombas9933
    @reinhardgombas9933 Рік тому

    i have a simple approach to this topic: there is a bad news and a good news in photography. the BN = everything has been done before. the GN = everything has been done before.

  • @alancoligado8540
    @alancoligado8540 Рік тому +1

    For me, it's more about the courage to be unlike any other, to take pride in one's uniqueness.

  • @SammySantiagoIrizarry
    @SammySantiagoIrizarry Рік тому

    Thanks Sean! This is really inspirational and a Key to start a life of creativity in any Art form. Thanks Again!!!

  • @sbai4319
    @sbai4319 Рік тому +1

    As a people pleaser I have had to face this challenge and focus on the work that matters and the people I care for.

  • @davehandelman2832
    @davehandelman2832 Рік тому

    Sean, i like you so much, i will sit and watch your sponsored segments just to hear more of your voice!

  • @Batch2103
    @Batch2103 Рік тому

    Excellent video Sean. I totally agree with your thoughts.

  • @kenm.2240
    @kenm.2240 Рік тому +1

    Wow what timing! I just started reading this book!

  • @tolyaasch
    @tolyaasch Рік тому +1

    I found all Your words are exactly true for me! Thank you!

  • @davidburton2294
    @davidburton2294 Рік тому +1

    Great video Sean - intelligent, creative and inspiring well done :)

  • @romiemiller7876
    @romiemiller7876 Рік тому

    A lot of the negativity is people being threatened by your writing. You push the buttons they don't want pushed. But those buttons are the ones they should pay attention to.

  • @MarkGilligan4
    @MarkGilligan4 Рік тому

    Glad you stuck to your guns with the book, for me that's what made it all the more a pleasure to read.

  • @cannescreative
    @cannescreative Рік тому

    Wonderful video. I’ve just ordered your book. 🙏🏻

  • @SacredVStudio
    @SacredVStudio Рік тому

    Lovely video and inspiring message, this is one I'll come back to again for sure!

  • @MarkGilligan4
    @MarkGilligan4 Рік тому

    The Courage to be Disliked is a great book, thanks for bringing it to my attention

  • @JapanLovers
    @JapanLovers Рік тому +1

    My partner and I are both INFJ and we read that book together in 2021. Thank you for sharing ✌️

  • @jeffreyfletcher1780
    @jeffreyfletcher1780 Рік тому

    INFJ totally makes sense. That's awesome. :)

  • @lancegailyard9083
    @lancegailyard9083 Рік тому +1

    Great content and thank you for sharing this.🙌🏾

  • @gerd3458
    @gerd3458 Рік тому +1

    Hello Sean, I found your channel through your book "The Meaning in the Making".
    Thank you so much! It really helped me to have confidence to publish my photography.
    Greetings from Berlin.

    • @seantuck
      @seantuck  Рік тому

      That's great to hear:)

  • @glorphindale
    @glorphindale Рік тому

    I've read your book twice. Thank you!

  • @chazztesa
    @chazztesa Рік тому

    Hello sir, I wish i could buy your ebook on playstore,

  • @ricmondelli5846
    @ricmondelli5846 Рік тому +1

    Sean, thanks for keeping it real, and keep up the great work!

  • @markbaigent8373
    @markbaigent8373 Рік тому +1

    On the subject of your book, I very much enjoyed it. I also recommend it to others including my wood carving friends.

    • @seantuck
      @seantuck  Рік тому

      That's great to hear:)

  • @christopherbarber9351
    @christopherbarber9351 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for this episode -- your work is always thought-provoking and helpful to me.

  • @johnlevengood491
    @johnlevengood491 Рік тому

    I always tune in to see what you have to say. Keep making content

  • @Mrfoug
    @Mrfoug Рік тому

    Love it! You´re an huge inspiration Sean! Keep it up =)