Summary:
The book challenges the old paradigm of 'playing it safe' and encourages readers to embrace their unique potential, creativity, and passion as a means to achieve success in the modern economy. It argues that taking risks and striving for remarkable work, akin to flying close to the sun like Icarus, is essential in a world that values innovation and authenticity.
Key points:
1. Art is a personal, impactful gift, not just traditional talents. Anyone can create art through emotional effort and connection.
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