WHAT'S MADE WITHOUT PARTICIPATION REMAINS A THING. WHAT'S MADE WITH PARTICIPATION, BECOMES A MESSAGE.

TO CREATE MEANS RISKING THAT THE RESULT WON'T BE AS PLANNED.

CREATIVITY ISN'T A GIFT RESERVED FOR A FEW; IT'S A PERSONAL, INNER PERMISSION.

AN IDEA IS NOTHING UNTIL IT MEETS ACTION.

CREATIVITY IS A CONVERSATION WITH THE MATERIAL, NOT AN ORDER TO IT.

A MISTAKE IN THE PROCESS ISN'T A FAILURE, IT'S PART OF HOW SOMETHING NEW IS BORN.

WHAT SEEMS USELESS NOW IS OFTEN A DRAFT OF WHAT WILL BECOME IMPORTANT.

What don't you do because you're afraid it will turn out badly?

Are you creating what you want to say — or what you think others expect from you?

When was the last time you did something simply because it interested you, without aiming to show the result?

What would you create if nobody ever saw it?

Where are you holding an idea inside because it's not "ready" yet?

Don't wait for inspiration — start, and it will come during the process.

Don't compare your draft to someone else's finished work.

Don't hide your idea until it's perfect.

Do a little every day, instead of waiting for something big once a year.

Show your unfinished work to at least one person.

Return to what interests you, not only to what is in demand.