Recognized, Humiliated, or Irrelevant

Recognized, Humiliated, or Irrelevant

Creativity is the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of artistic work. Some of you believe you aren’t creative. When in actuality, you are creative, created by a God who is a creative creator. According to research done by Adam Green, director of the Georgetown Laboratory for Relational Cognition, when people try to think more creatively, they almost always can. The more you use your brain creatively, the stronger you are at being creative (source).

Where it is uncomfortable for some is the expression of their creativity. David Steward, the author of Doing Business by the Good Book, writes: Many people don’t have the confidence to express their creativity, so they never use it or foster its growth.

Similarly, to other parts of the brain, and your muscle group, creativity needs to be exercised to grow stronger – or rather, more creative. To build up confidence in expressing your creativity, consider the outcome of sharing. What could go wrong? I talked to my kids about this the other day; the best thing about writing a book is how it fits in my story.

Let’s imagine the book fails miserably, and I’m laughed at by the author community, and completely humiliated. Awful right? Not really, what a story I’ll have to share with others

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