RE: haunting the horizon
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A very relevant subject, most of the times, in my life.
Recently I figured out how much freedom I actually get through consistency, just showing up for the deadlines I set myself, so I don't need to spend my energy on questioning wether it is good enough or when I should do it. All that energy then flows into my work.
There have been times where consistency also turned off my inspiration or hindered my flow. But again I am not sure that was really the consistency, the problem, or rather my fears and worries of not meeting my standart? Whereas I can deal with my fears and worries while showing up to myself.
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I feel like much of being a creative (and not just dabbling in being creative) means showing up again and again regardless of whether you want to or not.
As you said, keeping that expectation for yourself can be very liberating.
I think what I’m struggling with now is not have a good routine, a set time and space where I do my work. These days, I get it done, but there’s no telling when or how. That gets stressful.
For a long time, I woke up at 4 and got things done in the morning. Lately, though, I just haven’t been able to drag myself out of bed and get it up.
Things change. I’ll figure something out that works as I go.