Creative Redundancy

byThomas128

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7 years ago

Being creative is...well.... being creative. Heh-heh. Keeping a sense of humor all the way through is pretty important for managing creativity. Getting tied up in things that are going in circles when there is no progression is frustrating so just break out of the circle and branch off into new circles. Pretty funny, huh.? : ) Rhetoric is great isn't it? Keep a sense of humor. Maintaining a balance and focusing on the project at hand.

There are a number of things I enjoy and like to pursue. However, and I mean to not speak ill of success stories, but when working on things it is easy to get distracted by others gains, because you or I may not be driving in that lane just yet. So, keeping in mind the mindset of where you want to end up is crucial, because there are so many distractions out there. They are not all necessarily "bad" distractions, but everyone is facing or dealing with something in someway or another and may not realize that a big handful of seemingly "dramatic events" are constantly coming up and affecting people that have no say or control in the matter. These "dramatic events" when you really look at them are very small and fairly insignificant to what is really going on. So what IS really going on. Well, getting back to someone, someway, everybody is dealing with something. The ruminating rhetorical circle. Breaking out is hard to do because it may seem that everybody is attempting this. Attempting to solve problems that one has no "control" over, is a great step in realizing this hidden phenomena.

Getting out of the circles of non progression is achievable and may sometimes take extremely small steps in order to take bigger one's. Self education, self realization, standing up for one self are small things that mostly is a self-help mechanism that only the individual will notice.

For instance, I started hanging my clothes up differently, rolling them up instead of folding them, which by the way coincides with my research of the "flow" of life in contrast to being "rigid", hanging my shirts up with the hangers the "other way". These may seem like nothing, and they are to people not doing anything different, but when things continually don't work to your liking, keep trying even the smallest things because even if it seems insignificant, you're still doing something different even if nobody knows it or sees it, and it keeps the mind working. Knowing what you want is a good thing. It's not a bad thing to share your ideas, wants, but it is good wisdom to choose wisely what and who you share with people because others DO influence others. This can conflict with what you originally started out working on. It can be intimidating when you know what you want and voice it because it does drive an expectation in peoples mind unknowingly and puts them on the spot to perform a certain way. Eventually you will get to where you want to be.

So, getting back to creative redundancy is a contradiction because of the examples I mentioned. And I purposely named the title "Creative Redundancy" for this matter and to hopefully amuse the reader. Concerning the topic at hand, redundancy is defeated when things are working. When things are flowing and hardly no speed bumps. The rewards of hard work and persistent action. Keeping fuel in the tank before you run out of fuel. Make sure to keep things going in good flow by making small adjustments. You don't necessarily have to rebuild the whole engine, just wait and see what happens when you adjust a little and don't worry so much about what may go wrong. That wavelength can be disastrous. Things have a way of fixing themselves if you can recognize the "uncontrollable" factors and remember to stay driving in your lane, with small adjustments along the way.