Creativity – Be You
The best way to know yourself is to dare to move out of your comfort zone.
Everyone has that creative spot, you only have to ignite it by being yourself and the universe needs you to figure that out.
Creativity is not taught in school, most times it is self-taught and learning by doing. There are a lot of ways to learn, you can use the internet wisely by researching, by DIY (do it yourself) on youtube or google or other search engines, you can attend seminars and conferences to network and learn things that interests you.
Arts is beautiful and a good way to create something out of nothing. It can be in any form, for example, paintings, music, drawings, poetry, etc.
Furthermore, forget about following other people’s paths, create your own! and be the best version of yourself by doing what makes you happy.
In the video below is an example of phenomenal young women who moved out of their comfort zones to create things and to encourage other young people out there, especially young girls, that there is no such thing as IMPOSSIBLE.
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