From the moment we take our first breath, there is an inherent creativity within us. Babies explore the world with unfiltered curiosity and exuberance, often engaging in arts like drawing with innocent enthusiasm or composing little songs without concern for judgment. This natural inclination toward creativity is intrinsic to our very human nature, and in many ways, it is our purest form of self-expression. However, as we navigate through societal expectations, educational systems, and cultural norms, many of us gradually suppress this innate artistic impulse. We get conditioned to see art as a skill to be mastered only by a select few or as a production that must meet certain standards. We often internalize the idea that being 'artistic' is separate from our identity, leading to a kind of artistic self-censorship. Over time, these external pressures diminish our confidence and inhibit the free flow of creativity within us, transforming the fearless art-seekers into self-critical individuals. This suppression deprives us of a vital part of our humanity, with potential consequences on our emotional well-being and overall fulfillment. Recognizing that we are all born as artists can be a powerful reminder to reconnect with our innate creativity. By nurturing our inner artist, we can find joy, authenticity, and a renewed sense of purpose in our lives. Rather than viewing art as an exclusive talent, embracing creativity as a natural part of being human encourages us to cultivate it freely, at any stage of life, enriching not only ourselves but also the world around us.