Ed Weeks watches a creator speak on stage and notices what sets him apart: he admits his flaws without apology. Weeks argues that this honesty, paired with relentless work and constant improvement, is why authenticity wins.
But the reality is this, when you hear him talk to people, and I've been in the room and listened to him on stage talking, sitting in the front row listening to him, the dude is as real as it gets. I don't believe in everything he does, but that's okay. But the reality is who he is is who he is. He's real. And he is the first person to admit he's not all that. He just put content into the universe, stayed with it, stick to it. Persistence, getting better,
