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"I don't enjoy collaboration. My natural inclination is to generate an idea and let it swirl in my head for awhile until I eventually have a clear picture of what I want to create. Then, I set specific deadlines and get to work. It's only when I get stuck that I reach out to others. Call it selfishness or call it introversion, but it's where I am most content.
And yet . . .
Over the last few years, I have grown to love collaborative work. I can always tell that genuine collaboration is happening because the group work no longer feels like work. In these moments, I can sense that I am creating something as a team that I would never be able to accomplish on my own."
Via paul rayner, John Evans
