Practice Management

American malady.

By Dan Hull

You were born an original; don't die a copy.

--John Mason

Via Susan Cartier Liebel on a recent e-mail to WAC? It caught our eye--as it gets to the point quickly. The writer Henry Miller (1891?1980) lent an angry and often hilarious voice to the same sentiment--he thought that Americans in particular were too desperately conformist and unwittingly sterile to live real life--but we can't print that here. But Mason, who is still alive, has nailed it and done so without Miller's venom. Miller is way more fun, though.

Full post as published by What About Clients? on January 27, 2009 (boomark / email).