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What's Your Oxygen?

Something about creating something new or making an old thing better helps me breathe. When I get into a zone with writing where the words just fall out of me, instead of having to jerk them out letter by letter, I can feel my spirit loosen up and my brain buzz with happy energy.

I get the same sensation a few other ways.

Coming up with plans of action to get out of a rut
Researching business ideas
Building websites
Editing
 
Creating and polishing appear to be what I'm wired to enjoy. I like other things and might be content doing them for a while... 
But whenever I return to my things it's like I've surfaced after being underwater for a long time.
 
Swimming is fun. 
But air is needed to survive.
 
~Liss

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