As an entrepreneur creativity is wired throughout our bones. There is the business mind, the creative mind, or both. In the position we are in as a self starter, we are ultimately creating something that was never there before. So yes, our creativity spark is outrageously hungry. We are placing block on top of block, from absolutely nothing, to build a vision or dream into reality. It’s a wild concept when I really wrap my mind around it. Actually, it hadn't been something I truly let my mind devour until someone else pointed out what it really is we are doing.
Like I said, we are absorbed by creativity and constantly challenged to think of whats next. Particularly in the fashion industry, I am finding myself with continual creative spurts or the opportunity where I must have them. I’ll catch wave on an idea and run with it, obsess over it and can literally feel a fire of passion through my work. There is no better feeling in the world than when that little vision you had, really starts to become reality. Even in the slightest.
As creativity can enrich our body and keep us pushing further, the character has a mind of it’s own sometimes. That fire can just….stop, or pause, abruptly. I am human, so I will admit that there are times when I feel my creativity has run out. I’m lost. I feel as though I’ve hit a plateau and every block I place doesn’t fit right and seems to fall. I’ve come to learn that this is a natural obstacle we all come across. We must remember it’s only temporary and while frustration arises like crazyyy, it is also the test of our fourth comings and what we will do with it. It has taken me time to understand notions to get out of the rut, but I have found the most important way to push through this is to not forget what inspires and motives you the most. We must not neglect all of our passions. What decompresses us when we are stressed? We are all guilty of not paying attention to some of the things we love so much when we get so busy, but to take a break, surround yourself with something you enjoy doing (which you may have not had time to do lately), and feel what was probably that yearning need for balance. 
