Redominatelife

If Money Didn’t Matter: How I’d Pursue Writing, Drawing, and Oils

Sometimes I imagine what my days would look like if money wasn’t a deciding factor. Without deadlines, bills, or the pressure of “what sells,” my creative world would open up even more.

Each morning with writing like I do now anyways — not for an audience, but for the joy of shaping words. I’d let ideas flow freely, exploring stories, reflections, and thoughts that might never have a market but would still matter to me.

Afternoons would belong to drawing. I’d experiment with sketches, portraits, and abstract designs without worrying about perfection. This would be my space to explore visual storytelling in its purest form.

And then there’s perfume oils. Without financial limits, I’d curate and blend my own natural oils, building a collection that reflects my moods and memories. It wouldn’t be about selling a product, but about learning the craft, layering scents, and understanding the chemistry of aroma.

If money didn’t matter, my days would be driven by curiosity, creation, and growth. No rush, no compromise — just deep dives into the things I love.

Until next time.