After a significant personal life change, creativity may not feel or flow the same—and that’s okay. It’s important to acknowledge the shift and give yourself grace as you find your new rhythm. Your old creative process might not fit your new reality, so stay open to experimenting with when, where, or how you create. Even small acts—like journaling for ten minutes or sketching while you think—can help keep the connection alive. Let your emotions inform your work; creative expression can be a powerful way to process change. Honor the need for rest and reflection, and don’t measure your current output against your past. Lean on creative community for support, and embrace the ways your voice might deepen or evolve. Change doesn’t end creativity—it transforms it.