It’s funny what algorithms make us do. Or sad, maybe. And day by day, it worsens.

You might have a straightforward message for the world—your story, an insight, something you’ve learned and want to share. But the algorithms turn it into a competition. It’s no longer about the message itself but about how it compares to what others are sharing. And once it becomes a competition, you have to play by the rules—the rules set by social media platforms and their creators. And then, you also got to fight the cheap dopamine stuff. So, what’s the way forward for us creators? Listen to the latest episode of Criyatmakam podcast with Vineeth Vinnie.

Inspiration can be found anywhere. The problem is in that it doesn’t usually affect us in such a way that it triggers the creativity. In this video, I rant about how to overcome it.

When you first create something—be it writing, a video, or any form of art—it's likely that only five or ten people will notice it. Even as you reach your hundredth creation, your creative journey might still feel quite solitary.

Accept this reality, and if your experience turns out to be different, consider it a pleasant surprise.

If your work hasn't yet found an audience that appreciates it, several factors might be at play:

• The right people who would value your work may not be in your current circle.
• Algorithms might not have directed your work to those who would care.
• People might not yet grasp what you're trying to convey.
• Trust in you and your work may still need to be established.

So, keep creating. Publish your work. Experiment and seek to improve.

I hope this book inspires you to find the courage to pursue your creative passions.

With love,

Vineeth Vinnie

Kindle edition available for purchase on Amazon.