I stopped creating for months, here’s what I learned

EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 11 MIN

I stopped creating for months, here’s what I learned

from The Jowi Witt Show - Content Marketing for Founders · host Jowi Witt

In this video, I share my experience of returning to content creation after a break and the challenges that come with it, including feeling unprepared and struggling to find ideas. I emphasize the importance of taking action by simply picking up the camera and filming, rather than overthinking or waiting for the perfect moment. I also suggest setting up your filming space and journaling to spark creativity, as creativity is a habit that can be developed. Most importantly, I encourage you to take action today—don't announce your return, just show up and start creating. If you film your video after watching this, please comment below to let me know! Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Breaks 02:48 Overcoming Filming Hurdles 05:06 Journaling for Ideas 06:52 Creativity as a Habit 10:07 Final Motivational Tips

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