More often than not we see limitations as obstacles and do all we can to avoid them. As much as it isn't wise to create problems for ourselves, some things happen that we just don't have control over at the time they happened.
Many inventions that we enjoy today were born out of necessity. In retrospect, the problems that led to them were a blessing in disguise.
Problems often lead to creative inventions for those who are not content to accept things the way they are.
"Constraint is the father of creativity" is a statement by Michael Alvear, a bestselling author that indicates to us that challenges often get our creative juices flowing.
When you have constraints of time, money, space, or whatever the needs, then allow your creativity to make something out of what is available to you.
That is the beauty of being a human. You can think your way out of challenges.
Your challenges are not your limitations. Your ability or refusal to think creatively is what determines what becomes of you.
So whatever you face, whatever poses as an obstacle, or limitation, you have the capacity to think and proffer a solution.
Your creativity is a given-God superpower that helps you climb out of whatever you may face. Do not limit yourself to thinking that you can't.
You can. Even if you think you can't, it does not mean you can't, you only think you can't. A change in thinking can literally transform your life.
You can, so by all means think, and think creatively.
Think.Create.Be.
“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will.”
– George Bernard Shaw
“Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you try!”– Dr. Seuss
“Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen, and thinking what no one else has thought.”
– Albert Einstein
You were born with the greatest weapon in all of nature — the rational, conscious mind. Robert Greene