Your Creation

This is the path of bringing forth what’s inside you, birthing, building, and nurturing something real in the world. At your best, you grow and tend your creations, turning vision into reality. In the in-between, you dream and dabble, but struggle to finish or follow through. At your lowest, your gifts are wasted or abandoned, left to wither or even turned destructive against yourself or others.

⇡ The Creator: Birthing & Growing⇡

Brings forth new life, ideas, or art; nurtures and builds something real.

Questions & Problems: What do I long to create? How do I bring my vision to life? How do I nurture what I’ve begun? How do I bring forth, sustain, and complete my creations?

Types of Stories: Creation, building sagas, origin tales, artistic journeys, invention tales, entrepreneurial myths, garden stories, generative epics.

  • God in Genesis — creation story.

  • Frankenstein (light and shadow).

  • Geppetto creating Pinocchio.

  • Wright brothers inventing flight.

  • Bezalel in Exodus — crafting the tabernacle with vision and skill.

  • Steve Jobs — birthing Apple, failing, returning, then creating again.

  • Michelangelo — carving David from stone, wrestling vision into form.

  • Pixar — transforming ideas into beloved stories.

  • Maya Angelou — nurturing words into works that endure.

Themes: generativity, artistry, innovation, creation, growth, completion, nurturing seeds to fruit.
Great for: creatives, builders, entrepreneurs, parents, visionaries, anyone bringing a dream into a reality

|| The Dreamer: Dreaming & Dabbling ||

Lives in ideas and possibilities but struggles with follow-through.

Questions & Problems:

  • Why can’t I finish?

  • What am I afraid of in reality?

  • How do I turn vision into substance?

Types of Stories & Examples:

  • Dreaming, dabbling, never-finishing tales.

  • Don Quixote — chasing illusions.

  • Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Match Girl — beautiful visions, no grounding.

  • Icarus — dream without discipline.

Themes: possibility, idealism, fantasy vs. reality.
Great for: visionaries, creatives, or dabblers who start but never finish.

⇣ The Wasted Genius: Wasted Potential⇣

A gifted one whose talents are abandoned, misused, or destructive.

Questions & Problems:

  • What happened to my gifts?

  • How do I stop sabotaging myself?

  • How do I reclaim what I’ve thrown away?

Types of Stories & Examples:

  • Fallen genius, wasted talent tales.

  • Merlin going mad (various legends).

  • Vincent van Gogh — brilliance, despair.

  • Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader — gifts corrupted.

  • The Fisherman & His Wife — greed destroys blessing.

Themes: wasted potential, self-destruction, lost gifts.
Great for: people who feel burned out, wasted, or estranged from their own talents.