The speaker argues that creativity isn't about finishing one project, but constantly generating ideas across different areas. A busy imagination means you're growing and evolving, not stagnating, even if juggling multiple pursuits feels anxious.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes. Your moment of yes for today is ABC. Always be creating, not closing. Sorry, Glengarry Glen Ross. Always be creating. And for me, that means that no matter what you're working on, no matter what you're focused on, it doesn't mean that's going to be the endgame. It doesn't mean that's going to be it. Oftentimes, I've had this romantic notion that I wish I could just have one thing to put all of my creative energy into. But as I think about it, I don't really believe that. What I think sometimes I get anxious or stressed out with the number of balls I have in the air. But the reality is I love that my mind, that my thoughts are always thinking of new creative ideas, creative endeavors to be a part of. Not all of them work out, but I know that I'm constantly growing and evolving and transforming And that, that idea of creating is an expression of our growth. It's an expression of our qualities. And that we shouldn't feel stagnant or feel like we're limiting ourselves to just focusing on one aspect of our life. So ABC, always be creating. It means you're moving. It means you're evolving. It means you're growing, thinking, changing. So embrace that in yourself. ABC, always be creating. Have a great day, everyone. Bye.
