Today we discuss when to fight for the work, when to grab the thesaurus, and when not to trust a wobbly-kneed warrior while working in a “Laverne & Shirley” reference. Based on the tweet: When someone says, “I wouldn’t fall on my sword for that,” ask if they’ve fallen on a sword for anything. Ever. <a rel="payment" href="https://leeclowsbeard.locals.com">Support the show</a>

Today we discuss when to fight for the work, when to grab the thesaurus, and when not to trust a wobbly-kneed warrior while working in a “Laverne & Shirley” reference. Based on the tweet: When someone says, “I wouldn’t fall on my sword for that,” ask if they’ve fallen on a sword for anything. Ever. Support the show

Today we discuss when to fight for the work, when to grab the thesaurus, and when not to trust a wobbly-kneed warrior while working in a “Laverne &amp; Shirley” reference. Based on the tweet: When someone says, “I wouldn’t fall on my sword for that,” ask if they’ve fallen on a sword for anything. Ever. <a href="https://leeclowsbeard.locals.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

The Daily Beard No. 31 – Let the Swords Fall Where they May

Since 2009, @leeclowsbeard has tweeted a daily crumb of wisdom about creativity in general and/or life in advertising in particular. The Daily Beard takes one of LCB's past 2,700+ tweets and briefly expands upon its meaning. This podcast is the audio portion of The Daily Beard video which can be found on YouTube at the OfficialLCB channel. @leeclowsbeard is the work of writer and creative director Jason Fox.

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The Daily Beard No. 31 – Let the Swords Fall Where they May

The Daily Beard No. 31 – Let the Swords Fall Where they May