I've been drawing and writing for many years and I still find it difficult to look with ease upon those pieces that don't float my boat - to accept that at the time, I made a true effort to connect to something important to me and express it well. But watching Woody Allen, I realize my desire to work is stronger than my demand that each piece be a "great" one. I want them all to be wonderful to me, of course, but I think, what is more wonderful is the feeling of being free to create - whatever.
It's about learning to honor the desire to create over the fear of getting it "wrong". Here's to whatever you create today.
Much love,
Jennifer