Creativity is not just for artists—it’s the core of what makes us human. It is the essence of our species, the key quality that sets us apart from all other beings on this planet. Every time we solve a problem, innovate, or create something new, we tap into this extraordinary gift. To live as a creator, as a problem solver, there are certain qualities we must cultivate within ourselves.
Have you ever stopped to wonder how our legendary ancestors were able to resolve challenges with such brilliance and passion? The conveniences we enjoy today in science, technology, communication, medicine, and many other areas are the direct result of the discoveries and creations of those who came before us. Think about it—consider how communication was once limited to letters and telegrams, but today, we are constantly connected through instant messaging, video calls, and social media. Who made this leap possible? The seekers and creators.
But how did they do it? The answer lies in their deep sense of inadequacy—the awareness that something was missing, or that there had to be a better way. This discomfort was a driving force that led them to seek deeper solutions. These pioneers didn’t just stumble upon their discoveries; they dedicated themselves to finding answers. They weren’t simply waiting for accidental breakthroughs. Their discoveries came from a constant, passionate search for better ways to serve humanity. They were lifelong learners, constantly seeking to solve the world’s problems and bridge existing gaps with their innovations.
Why would anyone dedicate their life to seeking solutions, learning endlessly, or creating for the greater good? It’s a fair question. We often live with a focus on meeting our material needs—pursuing success, wealth, or possessions—but these things fail to satisfy our innate desires for peace, fulfillment, and joy. After a long, tiring day at work, what is it that we crave the most? It’s not more material goods; it’s inner peace, a sense of love, joy, and fulfillment. No amount of wealth or possessions can provide this. True fulfillment comes from knowing that you have lived your life with purpose—doing meaningful work, fostering deep relationships, and contributing to something greater than yourself.
So, how do we find this fulfillment? We are connected to the world in two fundamental ways: through our relationships and through our work. Both of these avenues can become infinitely impactful when we master ourselves and live with intention. When we shift our focus from living merely for ourselves to living for the betterment of others—creating transformative impacts in the world—that’s when true fulfillment arises. Why is this the key? Because, at our essence, we are creators, and we thrive when we contribute to the world around us. Our true identity isn’t defined by our appearance or social status; it’s defined by our ability to create, solve problems, and leave a lasting legacy.
Humans have the potential to create a legacy that transcends time, a legacy that is timeless and not limited by the constraints of the next 50 or 100 years. The only way to achieve this is to delve deep into the challenges we face and seek solutions from their very core. This requires dedication, discipline, and perseverance—qualities that test our passion and commitment. When we show our readiness and actively engage in the process, nature itself reveals the solutions we seek. It’s as if all the pieces of the puzzle fit together, and in a single moment, a transformation occurs.
This is the true nature of humanity. When we contribute to small-scale solutions with deep impact, we are given the opportunity to participate in larger-scale resolutions and make an even greater impact. The cycle of change works through our conscious participation and contributions. With each act of creation, each problem we solve, we move closer to unlocking the infinite potential within us.
So, do you feel the pull to be a creator, a problem solver? It’s in your nature. Embrace it, and you will discover a world of boundless possibilities, waiting for you to step in and make your mark.
Yours in essence,
Minal Dalal
author, life navigator, founder of Adhyaant, co-founder of Amysh & Co


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