Reggie Watts

But, you know, yeah, for, I mean...

I really do try to encourage that in other people, you know, like when they're like, oh, I'm not really good at this or I'm good at that.

It's like, yeah, but you're a carpenter, you know, like, you know, you do, yeah, but I'm not really, I'm not sculpting or whatever.

It's like, yeah, but you're installing cabinetry and it's like, looks amazing, you know?

And there's a craftsman.

People are like, yeah, but that's a craft.

It's like, it's not an art.

It's like, no, it's not true, man.

It's like, you're creating everything, anything you're doing, anything you're making, washing the dishes, you know?

So I, so I try to encourage people to maintain their,

a larger awareness of what they are, you know, as opposed to just limiting it and compartmentalizing.

Because, again, that's a capitalist mindset.

Like, now I'm doing this, now I'm doing this, now I'm doing that.

Now I'm being creative.

I've assigned time for me to be creative now.

But that's not happening.

I'm not creative no longer.

Now I'm just doing my work or whatever it is, you know.

But I think, like...

People who are questioning their creativity are questioning whether they should spend more time creating officially.