Discomfort is your Friend
Friday the 25th of um September 2025. As I begin to think about how artists are stereotypically associated with being sensitive to feedback, and uh, you know, having a particular way of reacting to negative, uh, stimuli or negative emotions.
I also begin to juxtaposition that thought and that idea with how, you know, the things that we are often looking for, the things that we often desire.
Um, seldom lie in the position of comfort. Uh, and how often at times for the things that we want that uh, we don't currently possess, we need to traverse towards um, discomfort. And something that is quite uncomfortable is effectively criticism, even if it's of the constructive kind.
I want to take this opportunity to talk about how, um, you know, something that I thought about the other day, about how criticism, yeah. When it is constructive isn't anything harmful at all. It's constructive.
It is building upon something that is already there. Um, improvement, so to speak. But um, the key takeaway that uh, I want to focus on is uh, the juxtaposition between the sensitive artist and uh, you know, how the things that we want to grow, for example, after light in the position of uh, discomfort.
And as I begin to think about putting my mixtape together and working towards the elements that I need to, uh, put together in order to be able to run a successful campaign, even though it's one of the independent kind. I begin to think about preparing myself for all the discover that I need to go through in order to bring that project into fruition.
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