Mental Weather: Do Changing Skies Change Minds?
You wake up to pouring rain and suddenly feel reflective—or maybe sluggish. The next day, the sun returns and you’re energized, chatty, ready to tackle everything on your list. Coincidence? …
Brain Fuel for Creative Flow
You wake up to pouring rain and suddenly feel reflective—or maybe sluggish. The next day, the sun returns and you’re energized, chatty, ready to tackle everything on your list. Coincidence? …
When you imagine your most creative self, you might picture freedom: unlimited time, endless tools, boundless possibility. But in practice, too much freedom can be paralyzing. Strangely, it’s constraints—deadlines, limitations, …
You post something. No response. You launch a project. Crickets. You show up day after day, and it feels like no one sees it. No one cares. So why keep …
You get a feeling. A quiet nudge. A strange idea. A flicker of direction that doesn’t make logical sense — but it feels right. That’s creative intuition. And it might …
You have a bold idea. One that makes your heart race a little. One that might rattle people, raise eyebrows, or stretch you beyond what feels safe. And so… you …
You want to create. You do create. But still… you hesitate. You wonder: “Can I really call myself a writer?” “Am I an artist if no one’s buying my work?” …
You’re not the same person you were a year ago. So why should your work be? Creativity is not a fixed identity. It’s a living process—an ongoing evolution of voice, …
You share a new idea. Someone shrugs. Someone questions it. Someone says, “That’s been done before.” You start to doubt what once felt exciting. You second-guess the spark. This is …
There are days—even weeks or months—when nothing comes. No spark. No ideas. No desire to create. Just fog, frustration, or a heavy kind of silence. If you’ve ever thought, “Maybe …
You get a strange idea. It excites you—but also makes you nervous. It doesn’t fit the trends. It’s not “marketable.” It doesn’t look like what anyone else is doing. So …