4. Write to someone you trust and who loves you.

3. Stop before you're finished (so that you know, where to start the next day).

2. Write on caffeine, edit on wine. NEVER the other way 'round.

1. Get my ass into my chair and don't get up until I have 1000 words.

Wow 😍

They are great! 😍

Now put your phone away.

You don’t need to be brilliant.
You need to create like a turtle.
Finish more.
Release more.
Let the world decide.
And while they do — keep making more.

Join the #MessyArtRebellion
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I even made a block print to remind myself:
🖨️ MAKE SH*TTY ART.
Because the goal isn’t perfection.
It’s volume, momentum, and joy.
Want to see my messy desk + read the full piece?

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Most of us act like turtle moms who smash their own eggs.
“This isn’t good enough.”
“This one’s not original.”
Guess what?
We can’t know what will resonate.
And it’s not our job.

#CreativeProcess #FinishNotPerfect

Andy Warhol knew this.
He made 10,000+ artworks.
60+ films. 20,000+ diary pages.

“Don't think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it's good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. While they are deciding, make even more art.”
#MakeShittyArt #ArtProcess

As a neurologist & writer, I’ve seen this play out in the brain.
Perfectionism drains energy.
Starting = dopamine.
Finishing = closure.
Publishing = relief + feedback loop.
Stalling? It creates mental noise.

#NeuroCreativity

Read the full article here: medium.com/@charlyhanx/...

3/ Finish something small each week.
Build a “done” archive.
Train your brain to love creativity again.