Something quite to the point
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adrianka
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I squeeed when I saw this, because it *so* talks from my heart. I totally think that very often creativity becomes a source of stress, whereas it's meant to be ENJOYED.
If I don't have mojo, I take a break. If I don't feel like it, I do something else. If I can't do something within a deadline, I pass it. It it's not perfect, I don't mind (this one I learned with years - oh the wisdom of age!
. If I'm stuck, I try something else. I admire the work of others, but I don't compare myself with them (truly, madly, deeply - I'm a comparing type, but not in this). It's a very rewarding approach.
I have stress enough at work and life to be concerned about my hobbies, but I often see people stressing over the fact that they don't do creative things as planned, so I thought I'd share the wise words. There's so much REAL stress in life, there's no need to think up of new creative (hehe) ways to get stressed.
If I don't have mojo, I take a break. If I don't feel like it, I do something else. If I can't do something within a deadline, I pass it. It it's not perfect, I don't mind (this one I learned with years - oh the wisdom of age!
. If I'm stuck, I try something else. I admire the work of others, but I don't compare myself with them (truly, madly, deeply - I'm a comparing type, but not in this). It's a very rewarding approach.I have stress enough at work and life to be concerned about my hobbies, but I often see people stressing over the fact that they don't do creative things as planned, so I thought I'd share the wise words.
There's so much REAL stress in life, there's no need to think up of new creative (hehe) ways to get stressed.
LenaGardner
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I might print this! Actually, I will print this!
