There's a myth that quietly messes with a lot of us — especially if you're a maker, builder, or artist.
It's the myth that creative fulfillment is something you find.
That if you just get lucky enough… brave enough… talented enough… you'll stumble into "the thing" and everything will click.
But here's what I want to remind you today:
Your path isn't discovered. It's designed.
Not as in "perfectly planned."
As in: you choose it. You shape it. You tend it. You build it on purpose — even when you don't feel ready.
This episode is a short one, but it's dense. It's about why wildly creative careers aren't an accident… and how to return to what makes your heart sing.
Creative lives don't happen by accident.
They happen intentionally.
They're designed.
Creative lives are built on purpose.
The "lucky ones" didn't just stumble into it. In some way, shape, or form, they created a vision and worked toward it.
This episode is about doing that — deliberately.
This one moves quickly, but here are the ideas worth listening for — and revisiting when you need them.
If you've been waiting for clarity before you move, here's your reframe:
Clarity often comes from motion.
Design doesn't require certainty.
It requires participation.
The point isn't to create something impressive.
The point is to rebuild the relationship with the work itself.
Because once you understand that your path is designed — not discovered — you stop waiting to be chosen.
You start choosing.
Until next time: keep tending your garden, trust the process, and remember — your path is built on purpose.
