10 Reasons why Creativity takes Courage #1

#1. Because you expose yourself.

When you tell people what’s really in your mind most think you might be going crazy. Weird as it may seem, you need courage to keep keeping on.

As for each time you talk about it, you want to do something about it. And for each time you want to do something about it, you expose your ideas even at that unrefined state. However, your ideas need to be given birth to, and it should be creatively delivered to the world. If it is an unfamiliar one, the one that is really unconventional you stand the chance of either rejection or acceptance just like if it is a common idea. At this point of coming out in physical, your creativity is being tested in the minds of the people and not yours this time around. They look at it from their own point of view, or rather how it is making them feel whenever they encounter it.
The majority are not so much particular about its originality. They just want to hear the sound and feel happy or read about it and find in it strategies that give them possible solutions to their problem so that they can be happier. Among the key things they look out for, is if it makes them happy.

 Your creativity has a place in the world only when it is exposed. The uneasy feelings must be thrown away for the face of courage to appear and take it out. It is this courage that will push the ideas out to the world to see. Your name may not yet be among the list of the first hundredth or even one thousandth. But with a sustained courage it will find it place among the people, and could be enlisted as one the top ten in that industry. So, if you have an idea that you have been day dreaming about all these years, or still planning about how to carry it out, you may just need courage to do that for you now, and making sure it stays with you all along, because the courage that is initiating your creativity will be need at every level of its exposure to the world. Be courageous, be yourself.