I used
to always wonder why I always feel so tired and exhausted after I finish a
project. I had always assumed that my fatigue was the result of lack of sleep
but recently, I’ve come to a completely different realization. When a person
creates from a place that originates from their heart and soul, there is a
toll.
It is
one thing to follow trends, mimic whatever is popular and copycat others but,
it is a completely different thing to create something original, thoughtful,
created with passion that is also unique. Being that type of artist or creator
comes with a price. The more time I spend creating is the more I become drained
and the more time I need to recover. Those quiet moments that I need to spend
alone to recharge are often misinterpreted as me being distant, or unavailable.
I am
starting to believe that people who aren’t actively engaged in being creative
on a regular basis simply can’t relate. Every time I sit down to write I pay
the price, willingly.
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