July 6, 2012
Seth Godin’s office
Send to Kindle[Thanks to Seth Godin for sending in these two photos: First, himself sitting underneath the “Dip” piece (he added the speech bubble himself) and then a “gapingvoid Wall” he has in his office of some of the the work I’ve done for him over the years. VERY Cool.]
[From yesterday’s newsletter:]
In 2007, when Seth Godin asked me to draw some cartoons for his little masterpiece, The Dip, I had no idea that an eighty-page book could touch so many people, so profoundly. If you haven’t read it, you must– and you can get a copy here.
Given the simple, yet powerfully insightful lessons of the book, I thought, “Wouldn’t it be great for all of us Dip-fans out there to have all the cartoons inside a single hanging frame?” Something that would be a bit of a reminder — in the moments when you really need one?
It was so obvious, and Seth has them hanging above his desk [see above].
And yes, you can buy the cartoons individually as well, 11 x 14 prints on the main gapingvoid Seth page as well.
My books aren’t long, either, for similar reasons. It was The Dip that really clarified that for me.
"Hugh's Daily Cartoon" Newsletter.
A new cartoon sent out every weekday morning to your inbox [RSS version here.].
A wee chuckle to start your day off right etc.
Tags: Seth Godin, the Dip











[…] a lot of other people, some of them rather admirable, I appreciate Hugh Macleod’s […]
Just wanted to say thank you, I have read and reread your book IGNORE EVERYBODY finding inspiration, hope, knowledge, common sense and above all encouragement in its pages. I was one of those poor schmucks working a shatty dead end job and I HAD to remove myself from it. Your book helped me do that. I’m still not THERE yet but I’m a whole damn lot closer my friend, thank you!
James G
Great stuff! He is almost as witty as you are.
BTW, I heard you on a webinar about ten days ago with Scoble and Brogan. Your comments there were excellent. Thanks for that.
Thank you, I waited this long!