The Creative Pathway to Success: Why Good Things Come to Those Who Create

It's true in our contemporary world

Regia Marinho
3 min readSep 16, 2023

In a world that often celebrates instant gratification and quick fixes, the age-old adage, “Good things come to those who wait,” might seem like sage advice.

Digital painting. 2023 by Regia Marinho.

In today’s dynamic and tech-innovative landscape, a slight twist on this saying holds even more significance:

“Good things come to those who create.”

Creation, in its various forms, is a powerful force that drives progress, sparks innovation, and shapes the course of human history.

Whether it’s an artist bringing a canvas to life with vibrant colors, an entrepreneur founding a groundbreaking startup, a scientist unraveling the mysteries of the universe…

Or a writer weaving stories that captivate hearts and minds, creation is at the heart of all meaningful human endeavors.

Here are a few reasons why “Good things come to those who create” rings true in our contemporary world:

Innovation and Progress

Throughout history, it has been creators who have pushed the boundaries of what’s possible.

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Regia Marinho

I publish tech, art, food, AI, AR, architecture, interior design, fashion, and photography articles. Ideas to inspire the world through art. @regiaart