Have you ever wondered why some people are more eloquent in their speech while you've got a hard time stringing two sentences together? And you can't help but to feel jealous inside.

Writing has two main parts. The first part is the technical stuff. This is what we learn in school—things like grammar, spelling, and how to format our writing correctly.

Curiosity is a great thing. It makes us want to learn and try new things. We've all gone down a rabbit hole of exploring something, where we just keep looking for more information.

Writing is like a mirror, reflecting what's going on in your unconscious—it's a way for you to see your thoughts clearly.

So what does it mean to live creatively? This question has been on my mind for a while, and I've broken it down into what I call the 3 C's of creative living.

Some paradoxes in life.

Our phones are constantly with us, from the moment we wake up until we go to bed.

Every creative work in human history combines pre-existing ideas and concepts, though you might not be aware of it.

Ernest Hemingway believed in the value of writing by hand. It makes you feel close to your work.