became a
creator.
For decades I've described myself as "not a tech person."
Then I moved to Guatemala. Somewhere between the lake, the mountains, and the community of dogs I'm mama to, something shifted. I decided I wanted to actually use AI in the most creative way possible. Maybe it could finally help me get past all the operational and development stuff that had always stopped me?
And as I dove in, something profound happened. I found the ultimate dream assistant I'd always needed. One I could be direct with, brainstorm with, one that could handle the operational tasks that always slowed me down at speeds that let creation finally flow. It also started to feel really fun and inspiring.
As artists, we build universes and then give ourselves permission to destroy them. That was such a huge part of this process.
Maybe I'm still not a tech person. Maybe I'm just someone who is no longer afraid of tech. Someone who used it to put her entire life's creative work on a beautiful stage. Which, when I actually think about it, is the most creative thing I've ever done.
The creative autonomy I feel has truly taken me from being a creative to becoming a creator. I wish the same for you.
— Svetlana
