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Process Over Product

Updated: Jan 17

I used to rush towards outcomes.

Finished pieces.

Final designs.Polished results.


I thought the product was the proof.



But the longer I create, the more I realise that the process is where the truth lives and I love that aspect of understanding myself as a female creative.


The doubts.

The pauses.

The false starts.


The moments where you don’t know if what you’re making will ever become anything at all.


Production of #JusticeForPlush x Rayne @toxic.crusaders 
Production of #JusticeForPlush x Rayne @toxic.crusaders 

That space — the in-between — is where creativity actually happens.


Process teaches you patience.

It teaches you trust.

It teaches you how to stay present without certainty.


When I started honouring process over product, everything shifted. I stopped forcing clarity. I stopped rushing decisions. I allowed ideas to mature in their own time.


Some became websites.



Some became posters.



Some harness space, social justice and belonging.


The Cotch - Growing Our Grdns with Lymore Gardens CIC
The Cotch - Growing Our Grdns with Lymore Gardens CIC


Some became nothing at all.



And that was okay.


Because the value was never only in what was produced.

It was in what I learned about myself along the way.



If you’re feeling pressure to finish, to ship, to publish, to prove — this is your permission to slow down, trust me.


Your process is not wasted time.

It is the work.


Love



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