In this episode, Sarah Edwards explores the concept of "economic procrastination" and how current financial pressures can impact our creative work. She shares personal insights from her recent housing crisis experience, revealing how building a "creative safety net" through consistent practice—even when it feels indulgent or imperfect—creates compound benefits over time. Sarah emphasizes that procrastination often stems from not valuing your creative work, and offers encouragement to keep creating regardless of immediate outcomes. Learn why small, consistent creative efforts matter more than perfection, how to hold space for both positive and negative emotions in your creative process, and why your "indulgent" creative work may become your most valuable asset.