Visualising Creativity

I’m spending more time in all weathers, more time outside just taking in nature to fuel my creativity. My favourite trainers are covered in mud and are feeling comfortable and well-worn. I don’t mind that, I mismatch my clothes which is the total opposite of what I would do in the office. In the office, I always had it together. Now, I am a creative, so it doesn’t matter whether my clothes match and it’s liberating.

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However, around my writing space, I need it to be very minimal so I don’t get distracted. I can focus a lot easier in a space where there is reduced clutter or things I can procrastinate with. It’s interesting that the internet hasn’t been a distraction despite my laptop being in front of me. I am patient with the minimalism; I have young children who love arts and crafts and to be with me so their items are around me too. I can’t call myself creative if I don’t allow my children to be in the way they wish to express themselves.

I’ve found a very different voice to my style since I’ve been on this career break. I find it more empathic and less structured in it’s approach- more conversational and thoughtful. It’s been great to write without bullet points. I am really enjoying exploring my writing style and feeling like it comes from the heart.

How about you? Do you prefer a cluttered environment but matched dress, or are you the opposite like me? Does the weather deter you from getting outside, or Covid-19 has encouraged you to do it regardless? Let me know.

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5 responses to “Visualising Creativity”

  1. Ishwari Dakhole avatar

    Ohh, how simply written!😍 I can personally focus whenever I’m listening to music. May it be a cluttered or clean or beautiful place. 😄

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    1. Skills Repeat avatar

      Thank you Ishwari! Music helps a lot of people focus, it’s definitely one on the list 🎶 thank you for sharing your experiences

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    minithought11

    you tell a lot in little. I feel both way, opposite and same!! haha..! 🙂
    love it.

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    1. Skills Repeat avatar

      Thanks minithought11 for your kind feedback, it’s great to hear you adapt so well. Take care and look forward to hearing more from you

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    2. Skills Repeat avatar

      Thank you so much for your great comment and interaction

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