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	<title>Comments on: Constant Creativity</title>
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		<title>By: Erin</title>
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		<description>Great post!

I don&#039;t think that&#039;s quite how creativity works for me -- sometimes, when I&#039;m stuck on the writing, I&#039;ll go play with yarns or colored pens  or something for a while, and just the act of being free with it helps me with the writing. So being creative in other areas *increases* my creativity in writing, I think. It&#039;s a positive-feedback loop.

I like the idea of &quot;headline&quot; items. Sadly, although my work isn&#039;t always something I love, because family is, I have to do the work, even when the stuff I&#039;m working on isn&#039;t thrilling me or even keeping me awake in the afternoon. I&#039;ll admit that I would dearly love to have full-time writer be my only paying job. However, I&#039;m not there yet. So I take what pleasure I can in my work -- and some weeks, it&#039;s quite a lot -- and keep going.

Great job on moving toward balance. I think realizing that you&#039;re after dynamic balance, not static balance, is a big step.</description>
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<p>I don&#8217;t think that&#8217;s quite how creativity works for me &#8212; sometimes, when I&#8217;m stuck on the writing, I&#8217;ll go play with yarns or colored pens  or something for a while, and just the act of being free with it helps me with the writing. So being creative in other areas *increases* my creativity in writing, I think. It&#8217;s a positive-feedback loop.</p>
<p>I like the idea of &#8220;headline&#8221; items. Sadly, although my work isn&#8217;t always something I love, because family is, I have to do the work, even when the stuff I&#8217;m working on isn&#8217;t thrilling me or even keeping me awake in the afternoon. I&#8217;ll admit that I would dearly love to have full-time writer be my only paying job. However, I&#8217;m not there yet. So I take what pleasure I can in my work &#8212; and some weeks, it&#8217;s quite a lot &#8212; and keep going.</p>
<p>Great job on moving toward balance. I think realizing that you&#8217;re after dynamic balance, not static balance, is a big step.</p>
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