What Feels Flowy to You? -

We all have those uninspired period. These are the times when motivation, spark and drive are non-existent.

I work as a baking blogger, and a big part of the work I do requires creativity, and inspiration.

We work in different fields, and whether or not your work relies on creating something, or offering a service, or selling something, there is a fulfillment when you find value in what you do, whatever it is that you do.

I have to admit, sometimes, I wish I was doing something else. I wish I was doing something more “important” than developing recipes, taking food photos and sharing them to the world. In short, there are times when I don’t feel the value of my work.

A woman with a flowy skirt (left). A woman doing flowy yoga (right).

Find the Things that Feel Flowy to You

One day, an ai generated video came across my feed. I stopped scrolling. Then one more of its kind showed up, then another, then another.

I may not be the biggest fan of AI content right now, but somehow those videos feel home to me.

A young woman baking pie inside her cozy home. An old couple closing their bakeshop for the day. A woman cozying up with a book and a warm blanket in the couch while it is snowing outside. Baking cinnamon rolls just because. Hot chocolate just because.

These things feel flowy to me. And I remember why I love baking so much. It feels flowy.

Writing feels flowy. A cup of tea. Reading a book. Singing. Yoga. All flowy.

Then I remember, I pursued baking and writing as a job not because I find the value in them, but because they feel flowy to me.

And more often, that is enough.