A short motivational monologue by TJ Walker advising that anyone can bring artistry and intention to everyday actions—whether mundane chores or performance—with attitude determining whether tasks become memorable works of art. He urges adopting a ‘TJ Walker habit’ of treating tasks creatively.
You could bring a sense of artistry to every single thing you do, or you can treat anything as if it were absolute drudgery. You can be a Hollywood movie star walking to the sun. Here I am. Where's my mark? You can also be someone who's come home after a long day of work. You've got a cook for your family and look at it as a chance to be a real artist, to design it a little differently, to make that entree something of beauty, something memorable. There's no task that's too glamorous that you can't make boring, and there's no task too boring that you can't turn into a work of art. It is about the attitude you have and how you tell yourself you're going to act and think during this action. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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