Thank you for sharing! I have a hard time keeping up with digital publications, but I put reading this article on my to-do list for today, as I am trying to figure out what types of activities actually do suit me best.
I always feel torn between acting/working in film and solo-writing. I think collaborative projects keep me "on-track," but the level of degree to which I enjoy them depends on WHO I am working with (maybe pretty typical, but if I can't feel connected to who I'm working with, then I'm going to prefer the solo-side of collaboration).
Temperament-wise though, there is no question that solitude and quiet reflection are immensely grounding for me. Necessary, even. Which is why I can't get my hands into EVERY creative activity I enjoy. Which is painful, because I honestly want to do it all.
I'm definitely going to have to reread this article several times more so I can more completely digest all you've shared -- maybe I'll have some additional insights then...
Thank you for sharing! I have a hard time keeping up with digital publications, but I put reading this article on my to-do list for today, as I am trying to figure out what types of activities actually do suit me best.
I always feel torn between acting/working in film and solo-writing. I think collaborative projects keep me "on-track," but the level of degree to which I enjoy them depends on WHO I am working with (maybe pretty typical, but if I can't feel connected to who I'm working with, then I'm going to prefer the solo-side of collaboration).
Temperament-wise though, there is no question that solitude and quiet reflection are immensely grounding for me. Necessary, even. Which is why I can't get my hands into EVERY creative activity I enjoy. Which is painful, because I honestly want to do it all.
I'm definitely going to have to reread this article several times more so I can more completely digest all you've shared -- maybe I'll have some additional insights then...