Embracing Your Inner Genius: A New Perspective on Creativity

Are you afraid of never topping your greatest success? Or perhaps you fear that your creative endeavors will lead to nothing but failure and despair? These are common anxieties that plague artists and creators across all disciplines. But what if there was a different way to approach creativity, one that didn't involve suffering and self-doubt?

In this blog post, we'll explore the radical idea that instead of being a genius, we all have a genius – a concept that can liberate us from the immense pressure we often place on ourselves.

The Link Between Creativity and Suffering: A Dangerous Assumption

For centuries, society has perpetuated the notion that creativity and suffering are inherently linked. We've internalized the idea that artistry will ultimately lead to anguish. But is this really true? Is it rational to be afraid of the work we feel we were put on this Earth to do?

Consider the stark contrast between creative professions and others. A chemical engineer, for example, is rarely asked if they're afraid of