The Side Of Creativity No One Talks About

The Side Of Creativity No One Talks About 

There is a side of creativity that no one has talked about, especially not in detail. So, I thought I would give it a go. I'm just going to say whatever comes to mind. And I think again that comes back to being really in touch with the feeling and you know that I've experienced enough situations to record this video. So I have worked like 10 hours today and I would really like to rest but I can't. Why is that? Because I have new ideas rushing to me and being creative is one of the coolest things ever. You know, it is a huge blessing. But it also takes you to this place where if you don't have a good support system, you're going to get exhausted and you're going to get burnt out really easily. Really and truly easily. Now, there are two sides to creativity, right? First is the idea. something that comes to your mind or you feel it in your heart or it just comes to you out of nowhere. And then the second step would be executing that and planning that or developing it and all of the extra details to make it and turn it into a product that you can show others and share with the world. Now I'm a musician. So my product would be a song and how I present that song. Now you could be a genius businessman or an author or you're a painter, sculpture, whoever. If your work has anything to do with creativity, you know what I'm talking about. So, one of those systems that I have that have helped me really a lot actually is that I have a notebook next to my bed. And I keep saying this, my hidden talent has become being able to write in the dark straight and really neat. I have proof of this and it is really fun. But it does not feel like fun when it is really late at night and sometimes I'm even half dreaming the biggest dream. like I'm in the zone of being completely tired and you know having all these cosmetic dreams and all of that and then all of a sudden I get up and I have to write down what idea that came to my mind. So, it is a blessing. But I've also talked to another artist and he said it good. He said that it's a double-edged sword because you are happy. I'm especially really happy lately. Um, I've published over 500 songs in less than three years now. I'm really glad I've done that. But this year, I remember if you watch my other videos, start the new year with me. I'm saying that, you know, last year I spoiled you a lot because I published six albums and God knows how many singles, but this year I want to, you know, I want to slow down. I want to take it easier. And in my opinion, I did. even though I did publish four albums and my latest album was published September 10th called it's called Tactic and it's been out since 10:10 Eastern time. So check that out. But I am happy that you know I have published everything that I've done and I am excited about where I am but I'm more excited and happier about where I am going and I have so many new ideas things that I haven't done before and you know a part of me says because like do it quick, share it, share it as long as it's fresh. But I think the right move for me now is to, you know, take a step back and let you hear all of those 10 other albums that I've published so far. And one by one I will try to take more baby steps rather than jumping into things. I especially had this really huge idea and I felt a lot of pressure to publish it before the end of this year but I took a moment and I came to the conclusion that it's better I don't do that. So if you are a creative person and you have been there before which I'm sure many of you have because you know it doesn't matter how alone you think you are or how lonely you might feel on this journey you never are experiencing something for the very first time. What I mean by that is that whatever you are feeling someone else is feeling that at the same time as you are. or maybe they felt it before or maybe you are a prediction of what they will feel in the future and where they will be. So I would say that it is a really great opportunity for you to share your art, your creativity, and whatever you feel called to share with the world. Or maybe you are on the edge of doing that. And I'm saying that because I started music in 2014, but you cannot find anything about me until 2019. I was really shy and I was a little scared about writing my own songs and, you know, sharing them with the world. Even though that was exactly the reason I started learning music, you know, playing the guitar and singing, but I know it can be a little intimidating to actually have something you want in the palm of your hand and actually close it and get it. So, yeah, being creative, it's cool. It's fun but it is also a long journey and if not managed well you will get burned out even if you manage it well. Sometimes your system will fail you and that's okay. You can come back stronger than before or even weaker than before. That's also all right. But yeah, I feel like I don't know why this isn't talked about enough. you know, how rushed everything might feel, how the things that's going on here can work faster than your hands. You know, I have so many messed up lyrics just because, you know, it was in my mind and when I was trying to write it, I I heard someone say that they have a chicken handwriting and I feel like I have some lyrics that resemble chicken handwriting. And yeah, it's not going to be perfect, but I think that's half the fun. And the other half is knowing that you left a legacy. Whether one person sees it or whether you see it or maybe you like the spotlight and the attention and the world gives it to you.