Creativity is a powerful force, but when left unchecked it can lead to over-producing and over-complicating efforts that dilute impact rather than strengthen it. Adding more ideas, layers, or refinements often feels productive, yet it can obscure the original intention and slow meaningful progress. True creative discipline lies in knowing what to leave out—trusting that simplicity, focus, and clarity allow the strongest ideas to stand on their own. By resisting the urge to perfect or expand endlessly, creativity becomes a tool for momentum and connection, not a barrier to execution.