Have you ever spent time looking at the European Masters – Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and the many others?  During their era, there were no newspapers, telephones, let alone an internet.  When a subject sat down to be painted, it was often for hours, not minutes.  And the resulting painting was designed to last well into the future, if not forever.

Today, we go to the world’s museums and galleries to admire the Masters.  We see how each brush stroke creates the picture, but often so much more: a window into the emotions of the painter.   And we marvel how indeed, their work has stood the test of time.

Unfortunately, we are not so careful with what we write today.  In our day of information overload and focus on the quick, our writing often misses nuance, is easily misinterpreted, and is not expected to stand the test of time.  What will people think about us when they read what we have written, several hundred years into the future?

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