As adults, we often impose rules and beliefs that can undermine the purity of the creative process, while children create without such constraints.

As we age, we become more open to new ideas and perspectives, which can lead to greater creativity.

Creativity is inherent in everyone, but many lack the self-confidence to recognize their ideas as valuable. It's important to allow ideas to emerge without immediate judgment, as this fosters a more open and creative mindset.

Creativity is about being open to new ideas and experiences, and recognizing that inspiration can come from anywhere.

Creativity is more about following feelings of excitement and curiosity rather than an intellectual process.

Letting go of preconceived notions and embracing the unknown opens doors to new possibilities and creative endeavors.

Creativity can be cultivated daily by embracing a mindset that allows for exploration and experimentation.

I often find that kids are naturally funny, and when they say something genuinely amusing, it lights up their eyes, encouraging them to try to be funny again.

Artists possess the superpower of accepting that they don't know everything, which opens them up to new possibilities.