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LinkedIn: "What's your area of expertise?" Me: "Um... I'm really good at connecting weird dots that probably shouldn't be connected but somehow it works?" LinkedIn: "...that's not a job title" Me: "Watch me"

Society: "Pick one thing and master it" Renaissance artists: "We're gonna pretend we didn't hear that" Me, with 17 half-finished creative projects: "Thank you, historical validation"

Feeling scattered with too many creative ideas? Start here: 1.Write out your WHY 2.Share messy, unfinished work 3.Learn high-impact writing 4.Stop overthinking. Post it anyway Clarity comes from creating, not planning.

Want people to care about your work? Give value: 1.Share your struggles and solutions 2.Teach what you’ve learned 3.Tell us how creativity helps you 4.Make it relatable, not perfect We don’t need more experts. Ee need real humans.

Can't find your niche? Stop looking for it and start creating. The best niches aren't chosen. They emerge from consistent work that speaks for itself.

You don't have a creative block. You have a purpose block. You have unlimited ideas floating around, but without a WHY to filter them through, they feel random and meaningless. Purpose is the difference between chaos and creation.

What I learned after studying 100+ burnt-out artists: They weren't creating for themselves anymore. They were creating for metrics. True artists create to express. Content farmers create for approval. Know which one you are.

Stop thinking of your scattered interests as ADHD. Think of them as instruments in an orchestra. Without a conductor (your WHY), you get noise. With one, you get a symphony. Your chaos becomes your competitive advantage.

Creating without purpose is like being a tourist in your own life. You're constantly taking pictures of other people's destinations instead of building your own. Time to stop sightseeing and start pioneering.

The most successful artists I know all have this in common: They can answer "Why do you create?" in one sentence. Not "what" they create or "how" they create. WHY. That sentence is worth more than any follower count.

The internet: 'Pick a niche!' My brain: 'But what if I want to play drums AND write AND learn photography?' Plot twist: turns out my niche is being the person who refuses to pick a niche. Meta.