How does your creativity change without results in mind?.How do you think results affect your creativity?.Lao Tzu says “Non-doing” rejects the idea of a specific result. Everyone needs to “do” things to survive. Save money to feel more secure in our future. Non-Doing – Why does someone “do” a thing? Much of the time, it’s to achieve a specific result. Lao Tzu says by letting go of these things, one can empower their life and their choices. What is something that only takes your energy? Leaving you feeling drained, stressed, and unmotivated. Is creativity a hard thing or a soft thing?.So, what happens when hard things in the mind break? When what is known ends up being untrue? According to Lao Tzu, the idea of “knowing” is a hard thing that lives in the mind because “knowing” what something is rejects other possibilities, other perspectives. The Power of Softness – Lao Tzu says soft things can bend and hard things only break. How does the idea of change apply to your creative process?.Inversely, when someone submits to the flow of change they conserve their energy, and face new circumstances at their best. Increased Resilience to Change – If the flow of change is a rushing river, what happens when someone fights the current? They use their energy and the current eventually carries them away despite their effort. From the sheer power of this elemental force, Lao Tzu drew principles of Taoism:

The Grand Canyon, a crevice in Earth 277 miles long, 18 miles wide, and over a mile deep was created by water. Nothing that lives can do so without water, and all non-living things are affected by water. Water is the lifeblood of the entire Planet Earth.

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