How to practice creative aliveness
- Make space for unstructured creativity. You don’t need to create something useful or beautiful. In fact, you don’t need to produce anything at all.
- Consider each interaction as a creative playground. Let creativity permeate each moment of your life, whether you interact with a person, a piece of content, or a problem you want to solve.
- Write as an act of self-creation. Journaling allows you to not only document but also to shape your mind and thus your life. It’s a powerful way to turn life into a creative adventure.
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