I can very much relate to this text as I also studied CS as a save choice and rebooted my creativity after the time-consuming beginnings, which is quite hard, b

I can very much relate to this text as I also studied CS as a save choice and rebooted my creativity after the time-consuming beginnings, which is quite hard, because I noticed in the SAP sector creativity is rare. But I'd like to add something to the mantra: Creativity should be not measured by pure outcome. One should be more observant of one's own ability of interaction and choice. When I try to simply produce something everyday, I see myself restricted to the easy, the obvious choice, and I am oh so curious in pushing something to the net, and be happy. But if I take care to paint, maybe not everyday, maybe sometimes the whole day, the outcome has much more to say than just an objectified output of a basic human condition, namely to create art.