The Biggest Lesson I’ve Learned in my Creative Journey!
But for the majority of them, if you look at the end result of how they made a great sword, it's, they start every single day and approach as a craft. And so what I see in that myself is as a filmmaker, as a director, as an editor and whatnot. If I want to be great, if I want to make movies, if I want to do this, whatever, I have to show up every single day and constantly sharpen my skills
I think, in my opinion, in my categorization list, I think a crisis is a pretty big deal. But the notion is the same, and that's to leverage and utilize the challenges that we're facing at any given time. And that is a beautiful opportunity to live in that practice, to maintain a certain awareness and to be able to detect and determine not just when things are bad, which takes a certain amount of skill, but how we can improve it, the only failure is quitting
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@WalksWithWings · 4:28
I've done this more recently, creating videos, and now AI art, since the arthritis won't allow me to illustrate anymore. And I've learned a lot of lessons along the way. I've gained a lot of skill and experience along the way
It's so well said. And I do agree with you that creating anything is so hard today. And even if it means you're doing a little recipe or you're creating a little story or you are creating anything, whether it's a photograph or a painting, there's so much effort that goes into it. But I think for me, the most important learning that I have learned is to show up and is to show up and create something every day, even if I write as a writer