Avoiding creative burnout with one simple step I live by

Day 15/30 - we've hit the half way mark with the Creator Now x Yes Theory 6 week bootcamp and Project 30 challenge which involves uploading 30 videos in 30 days.
It's easy in the midst of a challenge like this to lose inspiration but it was thanks to this little camera (that was also my very first camera) that I gained a newfound sense of inspiration. And it sparked one simple rule I live by.

[@MattAngiono]

Some great advice!
You remind me why I got into photography, on a trip to Australia when I was in my early 20s...
I LOVED the process of creating art with a camera (and personally was into the creative settings) and just the sheer joy of capturing the moment.
But you also remind me why I rarely do that much photography any more, as it can take away from the moment (this just depends, sometimes I feel MORE connected when I'm using my camera, as it forces me to slow down and observe more deeply).
I guess what I'm saying is that a camera can be an amazing tool to teach you about the beauty in this world, which I believe is FUNDAMENTAL to its existence.
Everything comes from beauty, and truth and goodness arise from this amorphous, beautiful mystery that we call reality.
As I listen to this, I'm actually exercising that belief by painting some sacred geometry, only stopping because I wanted to let you know how much this resonates!
You don't need a label for what you are, just be, and let the inspiration and creativity flow, because it's literally why we exist IMHO.
Have fun in Africa! Sounds amazing!

[@moniquemedved]

I just saw this comment on this video.. I'm a little late to the reply but I just wanted to say thanks for sharing your perspective! I actually couldn't agree with you more!!

[@redback335]

Go for it... Do it for 30 days.. and tell that story.. edit your pants off and be ridiculously smashed at the end x You'll have 30 days of videos and one video that encompasses all 30 days.. That would be fun! That's your winner ✌