Doing nothing is surprisingly hard.
Our brains are trained to fill every empty minute with something useful. But today I tried the opposite. I sat on the grass in front of the mission church with no plan except to stay long enough for my thoughts to slow down.
At first nothing happened.
Then I noticed the wind moving through the field.
Clouds drifting over the mountains.
The quiet sound of birds arguing in the distance.
And somewhere between those small things, an idea showed up.
Maybe creativity isn’t something we chase.
Maybe it’s something that arrives when we stop chasing.












