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I used to believe this too but I changed my mind eventually. Do you know what changed my mind? I was swimming in the Lac Leman in Geneva. I decided to go underw
by julienreszka 6y ago
I used to believe this too but I changed my mind eventually. Do you know what changed my mind? I was swimming in the Lac Leman in Geneva. I decided to go underwater and hold my breath for a while, I noticed that I couldn't stay that long while my brother who had his gear could look underwater for a long time and enjoy it way more. That's when it hit me. Constrains don't make you more creative per se. They only force you to create workarounds, but in the end that's all it is, workarounds not really a good breath of fresh air. Hopefully the analogy makes sense to you too.