Marketing Without Socials | Strategies Beyond The Algorithm For Christian Women Entrepreneurs
Jun 3, 2026 · 15 min · 8 segments
You've been consistent. Showing up every week, delivering value, doing the work — and somewhere along the way, the creative well got quiet. Not dramatically. It didn't feel like burnout. It felt more…
I got honest about what I had been consuming and doing on a regular basis and asked myself how much of that, uh, how much of what I was doing was actually feeding my creative side, and I have to be honest when I say almost nothing hit the mark.
Everything that I was consuming was designed to optimize me in some way, to make me more productive, to m- make me more strategic, more efficient, and those things are fine.
None of it was feeding my imagination or giving my brain the kind of input that actually sparks new ideas.
I had been treating my creativity like a well that I could draw from indefinitely without doing anything ever to refill it.
I still listen to a select few, but never in the car, and I am much more selective about what I'm ingesting.
I started taking more walks outside morning and evening, and a lot of them are in silence.
I picked up some fiction books, like the kind that let your mind wander and wonder a little bit.
I found a couple of authors that I'm really loving, and I'm going through their series.
The words are flowing again, and I feel more like myself creatively than I have in a really long time.
So before we get into the practical stuff, the thing that I want you to understand or remember is that creativity is not a personality trait.
It's not something that you either have or you don't have, okay? You hear that all the time.
"Oh, well, she's a creative." Yeah, we're all creatives because we were all made in the image of a creative God.
Now, it may look different from person to person, but we are all creative in our own way.
I got honest about what I had been consuming and doing on a regular basis and asked myself how much of that, uh, how much of what I was doing was actually feeding my creative side, and I have to be honest when I say almost nothing hit the mark.
Everything that I was consuming was designed to optimize me in some way, to make me more productive, to m- make me more strategic, more efficient, and those things are fine.
None of it was feeding my imagination or giving my brain the kind of input that actually sparks new ideas.
I had been treating my creativity like a well that I could draw from indefinitely without doing anything ever to refill it.
I still listen to a select few, but never in the car, and I am much more selective about what I'm ingesting.
I started taking more walks outside morning and evening, and a lot of them are in silence.
I picked up some fiction books, like the kind that let your mind wander and wonder a little bit.
I found a couple of authors that I'm really loving, and I'm going through their series.
The words are flowing again, and I feel more like myself creatively than I have in a really long time.
So before we get into the practical stuff, the thing that I want you to understand or remember is that creativity is not a personality trait.
It's not something that you either have or you don't have, okay? You hear that all the time.
"Oh, well, she's a creative." Yeah, we're all creatives because we were all made in the image of a creative God.
Now, it may look different from person to person, but we are all creative in our own way.
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