A short motivational clip by TJ Walker encouraging daily low-pressure creative practice (e.g., a daily diary or morning pages). He recommends producing something every day—even just 10 seconds—to externalize thoughts, fears, and ideas for reflection and to build a creative habit.
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Have something you produce creatively every single day, where you have very low standards. That's right, low standards for most people. That's your daily diary. Morning pages, if you want to call it that. Your reflections. But this is where you want to get it all out. All your thoughts, your fears, your concerns. Good news, Bad. What's going on with your life? Just get it down. You're not expecting anything that's going to be so good to sell or become a best seller or to even show someone else. But it gets your ideas flowing. It gets you thinking. It gets you getting stuff from in here out. Something else that you can look at and reflect. So do it. Even if it's just 10 seconds a day. Create something daily. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.