There was a time when creating came naturally.
As children, we painted, colored, glued scraps of paper together, built forts, danced around the living room, and made things simply because it felt good. We weren’t worried about whether it was beautiful, worthy, or good enough. We weren’t thinking about likes, followers, or criticism.
We were simply creating and then somewhere along the way, many of us stopped.
We became busy. Felt the pressure to be productive. Responsible. So boring.
We started believing creativity only belonged to “artistic people.”
We convinced ourselves that if we couldn’t paint a masterpiece, sing perfectly, or make something impressive, there was no point in trying.
But creativity was never about perfection. It’s about expression, connection, and about giving yourself space to slow down long enough to hear your own thoughts.
Most of us spend our days co...