TED: To accomplish great things, you need to "let the paint dry" | Daniel J. Watts

The speaker, a 2020 Tony nominee, shares their journey as an artist, highlighting career milestones and challenges. They reflect on the impact of 2020, including the pandemic and social issues, on their personal and professional life. The narrative emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and allowing time for healing and growth, using the metaphor of letting paint dry. The speaker concludes with a hopeful outlook on the future of Broadway and personal development.

How did the speaker's experiences in Paris influence their perspective on work and creativity?

In what ways did the speaker's family support them during their Broadway debut?

What challenges did the speaker face while balancing their performances and personal life?

How does the speaker describe their feelings towards the mysterious illness affecting Broadway?

What reflections does the speaker have about fame and celebrity as discussed in the text?

How does the speaker's artistic process change during the pandemic?

What significance does the speaker place on the act of painting in their life?

What does the speaker mean by 'letting paint dry' in the context of their artistic journey?

What lessons does the speaker learn about taking breaks and allowing time for healing?

What does the speaker mean by 'Broadway can't come back. It has to come forward.'?