Anxiety can often be a drag on creativity, upending the trope of the tortured artist
Creative journeys often entail entering the unknown -- and doing it on your own. DNY59/iStock via Getty ImagesIn the U.S., anxiety disorders affect about one-third of the population. So it’s no surprise that a good number of artists and writers also suffer from anxiety and depression. But whereas some critics see Vincent Van Gogh’s striking paintings and Sylvia Plath’s confessional poetry as the direct result of their psychosis and depression, I tend to be less romantic about this subject. I see
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