When you start to see writing and other forms of content

as a business, beyond a hobby,

you will create, even when you do not feel like it.

You will have deadlines, a brand to build,

People to reach out to and train,

Different responsibilities that would put you in a position

Where your emotions are not the chief determinant of your level of productivity

However, successful creatives understand that there are seasons and times,

when the inflow of ideas and creative juice of every individual is at its peak

Ever been in a situation where almost everything speaks to you?

A song is formed, a piece is written just by seeing a an object,

that makes no sense to other people

You draw inspiration from the most unrelated things

You don’t struggle to write your 5 paged blog post

Like a mighty rushing wind,

You jot down 30 days worth of content in 1 hour.

Master creators know that this won’t always be the reality

And they have learned to observe how these seasons come.

They also have learned how to maximize them.

This is why it seems like some people never run out of quality content,

and some others burn out so fast.

The challenge isn’t that one is a great creator and the other isn’t.

It is simply a thing of wisdom.

Your content won’t always be superb or spectacular

But if you can learn to utilize these seasons,

You will be next to a pro.

Cheers!

Grace Christos