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What’s Blocking Your Creativity?

Take this short survey to find out what’s really holding you back.

Feeling stuck creatively can be frustrating, especially when you want to be making something but can’t seem to start or follow through.

This quick exercise is designed for artists, designers and anyone who wants to create but feels blocked. Whether it’s time, confidence, direction, or something else entirely, this will help you uncover what’s getting in the way.

There are no wrong answers, and it only takes about 2 minutes. Once you finish, you’ll get a clear result with tips tailored to your creative challenge.

Take a breath, be honest, and let’s figure it out together. Answer these questions:

blocking creativity quiz

When you sit down to create something, how do you usually feel?

I’m excited, but there’s never enough time.

I feel unsure where to even begin.

I hesitate because I want it to be great.

I wonder if I’m even good enough to do this.

Which phrase sounds most like your inner voice?

“Why bother? You’re not really an artist or designer.”

“This isn’t going to turn out right.”

“You don’t have time for this right now.”

“You don’t have a clear idea yet. Wait until you do.”

What’s your biggest challenge when it comes to making time for creative work?

Procrastination caused by fear of messing up.

Too many other responsibilities.

Doubting whether it’s even worth making time for it.

Feeling stuck without direction or a goal.

How often do you make art or work on personal creative projects?

I avoid it because I feel like a fraud.

I try, but I overthink and stop halfway.

Rarely. My schedule is packed.

I want to, but don’t know what to make.

What do you usually do when you get a creative idea?

I feel excited, but don’t know what to do with it.

I plan it in detail, then second-guess it.

I jot it down, but rarely get to it.

I dismiss it because I’m not confident I can pull it off.

What would help you feel more creative right now?

More time and space to focus.

Encouragement and self-belief.

Permission to make imperfect work.

A bit of direction or structure.

If you are human, leave this field blank.

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