“You can't teach creativity; all you can do is let it blossom and encourage it.”
— John waters
Simplified Meaning:
Creativity is something that comes from inside a person and can't really be taught like math or history. Imagine a flower in a garden. You can't force it to open its petals, but you can give it sunlight, water, and good soil. In the same way, to help someone be creative, you create the right conditions. You encourage their ideas, give them new things to think about, and support them when they try something new. For example, if a child loves to draw, you provide them with crayons and paper and praise their work. Over time, their creativity grows naturally because they feel inspired and supported. In everyday life, this means you should focus on nurturing and being positive towards people's creative efforts, rather than trying to teach them step-by-step how to be creative.
