So many people believe they aren’t creative—not because they lack ideas, but because they’ve never had the space to explore them. In this episode, we look at what happens when creativity is pushed aside in favor of practicality, perfectionism, and pressure. I reflect on my own experience of knowing I was creative, yet feeling unable to live that way fully. And I share why I now see creativity not as a talent, but as permission—a quiet decision to follow a thought, even if it doesn’t lead anywhere.

This episode is an invitation to loosen what’s been wound too tightly. To create space in your mind and your life for ideas that don’t need to be impressive or profitable to be worth exploring. And to look forward to a world where we’ll have the time, peace, and freedom to let our creativity breathe fully.

Liminal Lines is a Studio Day production—where stories live in the in-between.
Here, we linger in the spaces between moments, memory, and meaning.
Each episode is an invitation to slow down, reflect, and reconnect.

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