Finding My Flow Again

My freshly rearranged studio — a little more space, a lot more calm.

So, here’s the thing — I’ve been feeling a bit stuck lately. Not in a dramatic way, just that low-grade creative fog that sneaks in now and then. You sit at your bench, look around, and somehow everything feels a little off. The ideas are there, but they’re tangled up and not quite ready to surface.

Today, I decided to stop overthinking and just move some stuff around.

I spent the morning shifting benches, reorganizing tools, and clearing off a few spots that had quietly turned into clutter zones. (Funny how that happens when you’re focused on a dozen projects at once.) And somewhere between dragging the workbench a few feet and finally untangling all those cords, I realized — this wasn’t just about making space in the room. It was about making space in my head.

Now the studio feels open again. The light hits differently, the tools are where my hands expect them to be, and there’s actual room to breathe. It’s amazing how a simple rearrange can shake things loose — inside and out.

So here’s to new flow, fresh energy, and giving ourselves permission to change things up when we need to. Sometimes the smallest shifts can reignite that spark.

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