keep walking in the shade of love 🪇🪭🪅

me: “sorry ): can’t come!! got so much to do at home”

Does everything work out

“But my present suffering is not the worst. The worst is that time passes, that this suffering makes me more wretched and incapable, and prospects for the future grow increasingly more dismal.”

>have problem

When people ask me what I think is the single most important factor in an artist’s sustained productivity, I know I am supposed to say something like “solitude,” or “an independent income,” or “childcare.” All of these things are good and many people have said so, but what I think is better and more important than any of these things is what I call “a believing mirror.” Put simply, a believing mirror is a friend to your creativity—someone who believes in you and your creativity. As artists, we can consciously build what I call creative clusters—a Sacred Circle of believing mirrors to potentiate each other’s growth, to mirror a “yes” to each other’s creativity.