After reading, “Franz Kafka was a Great Procrastinator” by Mason Currey– a discussion of creative rituals, I started thinking about my own work process…
In the article, Mr. Currey asserts that creatives procrastinate on their projects in order to “ratchet up the pressure, which is bad for the nerves, but good for the work.”
When it comes to creativity, I’m an inveterate procrastinator…
Creativity takes conscious and subconscious thinking time…
Procrastination often pays off…
Most of my quilts languish at several stages along the way…time to consider the possibilities…
I call it “incubating”…it is a necessary part of MY creative ritual.
Consider your creative rituals… Do YOU procrastinate?
I’m off…but first, a few hours minutes on Pinterest…
Hmmm…Maybe M. Currey has a point!
Signed,
Lori the Lollygagger
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