If you don’t expend creative energy, BAD THINGS HAPPEN.
Mark my words. BAD. THINGS.
Of course creative energy can be expended in a million different ways. Writing, drawing, photography, graphic design, knitting, creating things with your hands. Even finding solutions to organization problems or coming up with really cool math problems. (Once upon a time, I did technical support for spreadsheet software for a few years and I wrote some paragraphs-long formulas that had the power to make me float on a creative high for days. DAYS, I tell you!)
It wasn’t until I cashed in every single one of my creative outlets for writing that I realized the full effect of creative energy expenditure. You know, sometimes life gets busy. And you don’t have time to write (or whatever your favorite method is). And that’s when the bad things happen.
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See? Bad things.
I swear to you, if you ever feel this way, you can look back and say, "Wow. When was the last time I did something creative?"
And you'll hear the answer in a maniacal, crazy, hyper voice. "Forever ago! I NEED MY VALIUM!"
If you go and expend ANY kind of creative energy (but preferably the kind you've been most craving), then the BAD THINGS DISAPPEAR. Like magic.
So go be creative! Write! Draw! Make cool math problems! Then everything will come up roses again. I promise.
Love this! Creative energy give you a reason to look forward to future products with pleasure. It's an optimistic way to live. Thanks!
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