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The same happens to me with photography and cooking. I like my stuff for a while but over time I see more and more flaws and start to almost hate them. Then I n
by rqtwteye 4y ago
The same happens to me with photography and cooking. I like my stuff for a while but over time I see more and more flaws and start to almost hate them. Then I need to consciously take a step back to realize that maybe they aren't that bad. I think successful creators have a more stable taste so they can polish their stuff without getting discouraged.
- uoaei 4y agoIt's more likely that successful creators feel exactly the same way you do about their outputs but have some process to either periodically re-evaluate projects vis a vis tastes or the ability to swallow their pride and put out something that's probably good enough. Otherwise they'd never get to the next thing(s) they're excited about. It's a common sight to see creators malign their own amazing and successful projects as simplistic or off-base: the "if I only had more time..." phenomenon.