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Artistic Creators Don’t Need to be Understood by Other People

Does anyone truly understand anyone else?

Murray "MJ" Blehart
6 min readMar 5, 2024
Bearded artist turning to look at the camera from his work, artistic creators don’t need to be understood
Photo by Frankie Cordoba on Unsplash

Everyone is creative in their own way. Creativity is tied to curiosity, and while it’s not always artistic, per se, it’s there. Everyone everywhere has creative abilities within them.

This takes all sorts of forms. Some involve creating order, and those people are analysts, scientists, project managers, and the like. Their creativity involves making sense of things, ordering chaos, and other seemingly mundane things that not everyone has the skills to work with.

Creativity is seen in teachers, parents, guides, and the like. There is no One True Way to raise a child. Variables exist between cultures, societies, backgrounds, and more. Raising children requires creativity. Likewise, there’s no One True Way to teach people. Some learn via reading, some via doing, others via a hybrid of both, and still others by different available means.

Creativity exists in every element of society, every job, every individual. Artistic creators are a separate category for several reasons.

Artistic creators often spin reality out of thin air. They have visions in the unseen of imagined worlds, pictures, places, and unique stories that don’t exist yet (or might derive from an existing idea…

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Murray "MJ" Blehart
Murray "MJ" Blehart

Written by Murray "MJ" Blehart

I explore mindfulness, positivity, philosophy, & conscious reality creation. I love to help & inspire. Also, I write sci-fi/fantasy. http://mjblehart.com

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