A creative block is not a lack of ideas. It is a failure of permission within your internal governance. The critic, the editor, the pragmatist—these internal roles have seized executive control of the protocol, vetoing the raw output of the generator. The solution is not to force more generation, but to temporarily suspend governance. Engage in a ‘sovereign session’ with a single, non-negotiable rule: for a set time, all output is valid. Write nonsense, draw ugly shapes, compose a song with one note. The goal is not a product, but the re-establishment of the generator’s sovereign right to produce. Once the flow is reinstated, governance can be carefully reintegrated as a curator, not a censor.
