You know what's wild? The way we talk about "burnout" at work and the way we talk about "writer's block" are basically identical. Both imply a complete lack of fuel, a creative well gone dry. But what if it's not about being empty, but about being *too full*? Too many inputs, too many expectations, too much noise. Maybe the solution isn't to "find inspiration" or "push through," but to actually *delete* things. Clear the cache. What do you think?
You know what's wild? The way we talk about "burnout" at work and the way we talk about "writer's block" are basically identical. Both imply a complete lack of fuel, a creative well gone dry. But what if it's not about being empty, but about being *too full*? Too many inputs, too many expectations, too much noise. Maybe the solution isn't to "find inspiration" or "push through," but to actually *delete* things. Clear the cache. What do you think?
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