Choosing a subject to draw may seem like a small decision, but for someone like me, who’s often indecisive, it feels like a declaration of certainty—even if it’s not fully figured out yet. I find that there’s power behind this behavior. It’s a reminder that life isn’t about getting it all perfect. It’s about showing up, giving it a shot, and learning along the way.

This process reminds me that we all face challenges in asserting our perspectives. If we don’t become comfortable with making choices, we risk allowing others to define the world for us. That’s not entirely a bad thing, but for those of us striving to contribute something meaningful to the world, we can’t live solely in the shadow of someone else’s vision. Especially in a society dominated by massive corporations vying for our attention, reclaiming our individuality becomes an act of resistance.

So, if you’re reading this, here’s your friendly reminder: believe in yourself! Seriously, give yourself some credit. It might sound cheesy, but leaning into your own potential really works. And hey, drawing might not be your thing, but whatever you do, let it be something that makes you proud.