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Consistency in the Creative Process

In The War of Art by Steven Pressfield, the notion that creativity doesn’t always flow as freely as we would like is aptly illustrated. Many creators, including myself, often grappled with structure—or the lack thereof. The enthusiasm to share our thoughts and ideas may falter amidst the chaotic rush of life. Through Pressfield’s insights, the realization emerges that the act of creation is akin to a commitment; it is essential to dedicate time intentionally—even when inspiration feels scarce.

Setting a timer, showing up regardless of how we feel, and focusing on the task at hand is how we cultivate consistency. It's about building those foundations beneath our castles—transforming abstract desires into tangible achievements.