This is excellent down-to-earth practical advice. And also some sort of universal truth I think. Or rather, how life/the universe/consciousness/creativity might work. Agree with Jamila very liberating on all levels. Thank you!
This resonates heavily!! Made me think of the saying "All models are wrong, but some are useful", which I've heard a lot during my social sciences degree. Great reminder for everyone, but especially creatives, to not get stuck following rules and theories thinking you know everything; though they might help us gain an initial understanding, the point is to keep exploring, breaking, and expanding. :)
I hear you. That voice can be so loud, and when it comes with what feels like real evidence, it’s even harder to tune out. But you’re not alone in this. It’s the battle so many of us face in creative work. Like anything in the craft, it takes patience and practice. You won’t shut it off overnight, but you can turn the volume down, little by little. Keep going. You’re not a burden. You’re becoming.
How liberating is this post?! Everything you write resonates. It hits right into the heart of us artists
Thank you for reading and being here!
Could not agree more! What a great post
Great content.
Thanks for reading!
This is excellent down-to-earth practical advice. And also some sort of universal truth I think. Or rather, how life/the universe/consciousness/creativity might work. Agree with Jamila very liberating on all levels. Thank you!
Thanks for reading!
This resonates heavily!! Made me think of the saying "All models are wrong, but some are useful", which I've heard a lot during my social sciences degree. Great reminder for everyone, but especially creatives, to not get stuck following rules and theories thinking you know everything; though they might help us gain an initial understanding, the point is to keep exploring, breaking, and expanding. :)
I hear you. That voice can be so loud, and when it comes with what feels like real evidence, it’s even harder to tune out. But you’re not alone in this. It’s the battle so many of us face in creative work. Like anything in the craft, it takes patience and practice. You won’t shut it off overnight, but you can turn the volume down, little by little. Keep going. You’re not a burden. You’re becoming.