Recently, I have been considering the difference between an artist and a logical theorist. If you are empathic and logical, you have both talents and can emphasize your logical aspect. That might increase the value of your products. Let’s talk about it.
How to gain unique value
Sometimes, we want to establish our value in our products. Unique and solid quality gives us a stable reputation and rewards.
However, we sometimes don’t know how to make them.
One solution is verbalizing your preferences. That will bring you a theory of your creation. Today, I will explain why.
Acquiring a unique theory
Put your preferences in words. The more logically you describe it, the more you will create the quality in your products directly and effortlessly.
Verbalizing is a logical process. In other words, when you describe ambiguous things more clearly, you are creating a new theory.
For example, suppose you are deeply passionate about an artist or their creations. He may be a musician, painter, author, actor, speaker, or other artist with uniqueness. You love his products.
In this circumstance, try verbalizing the reason for your preference. Despite many similar artists in the world, why do you love him the most? Which elements make a difference? Try to explain them as logically as possible.
If you want to create your unique expression, ignore common vocabulary and build your logic based on your words. Even if there are other theories, it doesn’t matter. Your integrated logical system matters. Expression means your unique perspective.
That process will bring you a unique theory.
Non-logical people cannot do this. They can only say, “This is good.” They cannot explain the reasons.
On the other hand, logical people can describe their love in various expressions. It includes essence, examples, and similar experiences that the other person has. Logic allows us to describe many expressions.
Becoming a creator
Logical theory allows you to apply it to another product. In other words, you can constantly create the same value for yourself and teach it to other creators.
For example, suppose you love one storyteller. Think of which elements determine fascination for you. There should be complex factors that make a difference, such as characters, situations, the unique world, his use of words, and their combinations.
If you describe it logically enough, you can also create it for yourself. Even if you cannot imitate the whole, you can do it in the core area you are most interested in.
The core part becomes your unique value.
It often leads you to a greater fascination with your story than with the stories of that storyteller. This is because you can create more ideal stories based on your favorite.
That would be the time when you become a creator or a teacher.
Such a verbalizing process is exciting because it is the part you are most fascinated with. If you are logical, you will enjoy it.
Conclusion
That is why verbalizing your preferences gives you a theory of your creation.
The more logically you describe it, the more you will create your favorite things directly and effortlessly.
That might bring unique value to your products.
Thank you for reading this article. I hope to see you in the next one.
