Saved by Meg Kissack
creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
remember that this world will not just hand your freedom to you. you must claim it. light your own torch, and then pass on this flame to others. let your creative power and your money be a vessel for your spirit, beliefs, and values in motion in the world. this is how we create our mutual abundance.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
money is not a man; money is a child.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
money is not the enemy of my creativity. 
money is the child of my creative energy.
money is the child of my creative energy.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
generosity is power, because it seeks nothing in return for its existence. by giving your creative and inner wealth, you attract people and resources to you.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
true generosity feels like freedom. it’s given with intention and joy — rather than expectations; given because the very act of giving nourishes the giver. therefore, this is the definition of generative creativity.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
there is a fine line between being generous (that is, giving from a place of inner abundance) — vs. giving things away for free, out of a unconscious sense of inadequate self-worth, and a hunger for validation.
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
you cannot be generous when you need something from the world — and are always in resistance/conflict with it. you must give yourself permission to BE yourself, and to find your own freedom and creative self-worth independent of any external reception. to believe in your creativity enough to make art for no audience. through slow deprogramming, you... See more
Kening Zhu • creative energy is the mother of money — kening zhu
but, you cannot be generous when you need something from the world — and are always in resistance/conflict with it. you must give yourself permission to BE yourself, and to find your own freedom and creative self-worth independent of any external reception. to believe in your creativity enough to make art for no audience. through slow... See more