Growing up in the USSR, creativity wasn’t a luxury — it was daily life. We made our own clothes, home goods, toys… anything that the audacity of “I can make that” allowed. Today, creativity is treated like a privilege. To practice any craft, you’re expected to invest endlessly — tools, machines, materials. It’s become “look what equipment I bought” instead of “look what I made.” Sustaining the flow, staying curious, and turning making into a living — that’s a different level of bravery. One no a
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Growing up in the USSR, creativity wasn’t a luxury — it was daily life. We made our own clothes, home goods, toys… anything that the audacity of “I can make that” allowed. Today, creativity is treated like a privilege. To practice any craft, you’re expected to invest endlessly — tools, machines, materials. It’s become “look what equipment I bought” instead of “look what I made.” Sustaining the flow, staying curious, and turning making into a living — that’s a different level of bravery. One no a
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