How The Magic “What If” Can Set You Free

January 21, 2012 4 Comments


Russian actor and director Constantin Stanislavski called it ‘the magic if.’ It’s purpose: to transcend traditional mental boundaries.

What if you weren’t embarrassed to call yourself an artist.

What if you were your biggest fan.

What if you believed you have everything you need right now.

What if you gift your gift instead of holding it so closely.

What if you asked ‘what if’ and did the ‘what if.’


BIO: Today’s Guest Blogger:  Andrew Zahn is an actor, writer, corporate sales trainer and candy lover. On his blog Creatives, he’s building a community of brave creatives who desire to live, work, and play with creative zest. He’d love to connect with you on Twitter and Google+.

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About GeoffTalbot: Geoff Talbot is the founder of this Creative Blog. He loves writing words that encourage creative people.

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  • Bclefevre

    Excellent post.  My “what ifs” tend to drown me in self doubt, but that is something I am working on. 

    • http://www.zahndrew.com/ Andrew Zahn

      Maybe a new rule: you have to pretend you’re 5 when you play ‘what if.’ Kiddos don’t ‘careful’ themselves out of belief!

      Thanks for reading and happy journey to you!

  • http://sevensentences.com Geoff Talbot

    To me the beauty of this blog is in the simplicity and purity of the question. Thanks for sharing Andrew!

    • http://www.zahndrew.com/ Andrew Zahn

      Thanks for allowing me to share Geoff!

      It is simple isn’t it? What if…