It’s understandable that we’d want to do as much as we can in our short time on earth, but there’s no sense trying to do everything under the sun.

We might overwhelm ourselves if we don’t take a step back and examine all of the different things we want to do, and if necessary, remove a thing or two from our agenda.

There are plenty of people who can pick up where we left off if we decide to abandon a particular creative route to free up space for others, so we don’t need to feel bad about leaving any creative venture behind.

We might find that it was important for us to focus on one or two specific things, and there’ll eventually be a time when we can pour our focus into various tasks. For now, we’ll want to pursue the few things we’re best at (and we enjoy the most).

With more free time, we’ll be able to really develop the few creative outlets we decide to stick with, and our talent in these fields will surpass our greatest expectations if we consistently practice.

Not to mention that we don’t want to burn ourselves out. Sometimes, the best way to avoid burning out is to stick with one or two things that we can pour our energy and enthusiasm into, instead of scattering our minds with several different tasks that each require a portion of our attention.

We can’t properly develop ten different creative outlets, but we can develop one or two to the point that we master them.

How will you express your creativity today?

Stay aware!

Wes Annac ❤

2015, http://cultureofawareness.com