Essay On Moment Of Inspiration

Moment of Inspiration

When you were just starting out, did you receive any encouragement from your family and friends, your community, and other artists? How did you feel then?

Now that you are an established artist, do you offer encouraging words for new artists? Why do you do it? How do you feel?

The power of our tongue, the impact of our words

Throughout our life of art, we have come across people whose words either lift us up or put us down. We, as artists, should realize our creative power always affect everyone around us and bear wonderful – and even downright evil – outcomes. With our hands, we either create or destroy.

The same is true with our words. Our tongue is a two-edged sword. With our words, we either encourage or discourage

As our works of art have the power to spellbind people, our words have a lasting impact on people and may influence how they proceed in their art.

Be careful what you say. Speak positive words to those who want to become like you and many others who came before you.

If you have some words of encouragement, say them now to others. Don’t hold them back. Someone could use an encouragement today.

How to encourage effectively

Everyone has the ability to create art, but not everyone is equipped to encourage people effectively. Unfortunately, even many skilled artists are bad at offering encouragement. They do not even make good teachers or mentors.

You can change that. You can become someone who can inspire and encourage people today. How?

• Watch your language

Make sure you speak positively to everyone. Offer honest yet encouraging feedback, if you must. Critical and judgemental talk blocks the flow of creative energy and foul and abusive talk saps one’s enthusiasm to pursue art.

• Know them and know what they