The Myth of the Breeze

motion to create

I am con­stantly forced to remind myself that I want to be a cre­ative per­son. I’ve been told sev­eral times recently that I am good at man­age­ment, at logis­tics, at coor­di­na­tion. Ear­lier this week I debated apply­ing for an admin­is­tra­tive job to fol­low my grad­u­ate education.

And still, upon my shelf is a tall stack of books beg­ging to be read, beg­ging to be trans­formed into a project–a product–that dis­plays itself as some­thing cre­ated, not some­thing orga­nized. But this pro­duc­tiv­ity seems con­sis­tently pushed to the realm of extra-curricular activ­i­ties, acces­si­ble only after the meet­ings are over and emails sent.

And so, I am adding a new res­o­lu­tion to my list (I would con­sider myself fairly suc­cess­ful with my oth­ers thus far).

Resolve to renew your curiosity.