Never Doubt Your Creativity

“The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt”    -  Sylvia Plath.

 I find the above quote incredibly powerful. And personally life changing.

 To doubt yourself unduly, is like living in a negative bubble.  You will never have that sharp point of self-confidence that can burst the bubble, letting your true creativity out into the wider world.

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