It used to be hard to be average ft. André Anjos (RAC) | Config 2026 @Figma
It used to be hard to be average ft. André Anjos (RAC) | Config 2026  @Figma
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
André Anjos is a musician, not a designer, but he believes everyone is facing the same shift. Average has become free. Machines can now produce competent, good-enough work instantly, whether it's a song or a screen. That means the only work worth doing is the work only you can make. After twenty years in music, he has learned one enduring truth: the work you create for yourself is the work that ultimately reaches everyone else. There has never been a better time to have a voice.
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