Listening to the audience leads to watered-down work. Delete your drafts and create for yourself, not an imagined reader, to rediscover genuine creativity.
The pressure to constantly produce for validation stifles creativity. By focusing on the process instead of the audience, I learned to embrace risk in my art.
In my journey, deleting work became liberating. I learned to enjoy the freedom of creation without the shackles of potential judgment or expectation.
Eventually, my art became weirder and riskier. The fear of failure was overcome by the joy of creative expression, leading to true artistic freedom.
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