TOO MANY WHAT IF

One great thing about creativity is that it knows no bounds. There are no walls, no fences, no rules written in stone. When you create, it’s just you and your world — your thoughts dancing freely, your ideas stretching beyond imagination.

When you’re building something in your mind, nothing is stopping you. You become the artist, the architect, the dreamer, and the doer — all at once. It’s pure magic when inspiration flows, when words or colors or sounds align perfectly, forming something that once existed only inside you.

But here’s the problem — most of the time, we stop ourselves long before the world ever gets the chance to.
We doubt. We second-guess. We let fear sit behind the steering wheel of our potential.

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We say things like, “What if I fail?”
But have you ever stopped to ask, “What if I don’t?”

What if it works?
What if that thing you’ve been scared to start turns out to be the best decision you ever made?
What if all the fears you carry are just illusions, whispering lies to keep you small?

Fear is sneaky like that — it doesn’t always scream, sometimes it whispers softly, “You’re not good enough.”
And we believe it.
We clip our own wings before even trying to fly.

If you’re a writer like me, I’m talking to you directly — pick up that writing pad. Let your imagination spill without apology. Don’t worry if the words don’t come out perfect. Don’t worry if no one reads it yet. The point is to create. To release what’s inside you before it fades into the silence of hesitation.

And if writing isn’t your thing, it doesn’t matter. Whatever craft you’re into — painting, singing, cooking, photography, coding, designing — explore it fully. Stretch yourself. Let your passion be louder than your fear.

Remember this: no one ever died from trying their best.
You won’t be the first.

Every creative soul you admire today once stood where you are now — scared, uncertain, but brave enough to start anyway. The difference between those who make it and those who don’t isn’t talent — it’s action. It’s choosing to show up even when your voice shakes.

Creativity doesn’t demand perfection. It only asks for honesty.
Pour your truth into your work — the joy, the pain, the confusion, the hope — and let it breathe. The world will feel it.

And even if no one claps, even if no one sees it yet, you’ll know you tried.
You’ll know you honored the spark within you.

So, next time fear says, “What if you fall?”
Smile, take a deep breath, and whisper back, “What if I fly?”

So, I'm creating this post today for everyone member of #hiveghana. Stand up today, do it today. Procrastination never won anyone any award or applause instead it steals it away.

I'm sure you can do this❤️