Have you ever felt the weight of everything you’ve created just sitting there, begging for a fresh start? The digital world is a cacophony of content, and in this frenzy, we often forget the importance of hitting that delete button when necessary. In this vibrant exploration, we’re diving into why knowing when (and how) to let go is crucial for every creator’s sanity. After all, even the brightest stars in our universe, like the talented Selena Gomez, Shaq, or even legendary duo Steve Martin and Martin Short from *Only Murders in the Building*, can’t shine if they’re weighed down by the shadows of their past work. So, if you’re feeling overwhelmed by the clutter of your creations, maybe it’s time to clear some space! Let’s unravel the art of deletion together. LEARN MORE.
This Just In: knowing when (and how) to hit delete is important for every creator’s sanity.
Warning: Today’s issue has a very minor spoiler for season four of Only Murders in the Building.
Everything Selina Gomez touches turns to gold, and Only Murders in the Building is no exception. Whoever had the brilliant idea to cast her alongside Steve Martin and Martin Short deserves all the awards.
The current season pits the multigenerational detective team on the case of yet another murder in the building. One of the early episodes invites us to meet a host of new characters from the building’s west side. One such charter is described as “Christmas Guy.”
Observed from across the courtyard, Christmas Guy’s apartment is decorated for the holiday year-round. The apartment’s occupant is constantly wearing Christmas sweaters. Based on this view, Christmas Guy is obsessed with Christmas.
When Selina Gomez’s character, Mabel, visits Christmas Guy, she’s presented with homemade cookies, eggnog, and classic Christmas music furthering the obsessive viewpoint. However, when they start talking, it’s clear that Rudy (Christmas Guy’s actual name) hates Christmas.
I’m a fitness influencer. I did one Christmas-themed video…
