#creative type

I absolutely cannot work in a job that’s meaningless and I don’t give two shits about.

I hate the office environment. The constant slog of paperwork, of coworkers and bosses I have absolutely no common ground with.

I’m at a breaking point. I’m currently making a film about it. I’m struggling to go into work every day, putting in my 40 hours a week.

your creative type

Here's mine!

Adorkable Twilight & Friends - “Writers.”

https://www.patreon.com/adorkabletwilightandfriends

https://twitter.com/AdorkableTwili1

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Rules:

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Tagged by: @sarcastic-feminist-witch

Y’all, I am shooketh. I got The Dreamer.

Normally I would tag @alabasterswriting and @ghostwriterofthemachine and @jasontoddiefor as well, but I was so excited I already shared it with them. lol

No pressure tags: @scandalsavagefanfic @daemoninwhiteround2 @atasteforsuicidal @kiseiakhun @wajjs @marinaxstudios @tigertigertigertime

Thank you so much from the tag @olliya! I just love tests like these~!

Rules:

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I’m an Artist.

Creative Strength:  Ability to bring ideas and concepts to life.

Untapped Potential: Becoming totally fearless in your expression.

Ideal Collaborator:  The Producer.

I feel like the result that I got is true.

As an ARTIST, you need to create in order to feel truly alive. Full of ideas and visions, you’re driven by the desire to express yourself and transform the world around you.

With your love of beauty and your connection to the senses, you have a strong aesthetic orientation and you crave well-designed environments. Whatever creative field you end up pursuing, you tend to work best on your own and crave the independence that lets you freely follow your creative impulses. You’re at home in a state of flow—easily becoming so engrossed in whatever project you’re working on that you lose all sense of time and space.

Your biggest challenge is working through creative blocks stemming from your emotional nature. You know well that in the “war of art,” fear and self-doubt are your biggest enemies. Practice diplomacy instead of waging war, and you’ll learn to turn enemies into trusted allies pointing you in the direction of creative greatness; in other words, listening to your fear can tell you exactly what you need to do.