The watchword of the sane artist: Shun the nonbelievers. First you must pick yourself, and then you choose your audience. After you've created your art, whatever it is--a service, an idea, an interaction, a performance, a meeting it's done. What the audience does with it is out of your control. If you focus your angst and emotion on the people who don't get it, you've destroyed part of your soul and haven't done a thing to improve your art. Your art, if you made it properly, wasn't for them in the first place.

— The Icarus Deception How High Will You Fly by Seth Godin (Page 112)