Rachel from Accounts
Every group has someone who quietly changes the outcome without ever raising their voice. Rachel from Accounts looks at how creativity actually works — not as brilliance or speed, but as the ability to resist premature answers and tolerate uncertainty a little longer than most. Through pub quizzes, office dynamics, and real psychological research, the story dismantles the comforting myth that creativity is an inborn gift. What matters isn’t intelligence, but patience with ambiguity — and the courage not to rush closure just to feel finished.
Every group has someone who quietly changes the outcome without ever raising their voice. Rachel from Accounts looks at how creativity actually works — not as brilliance or speed, but as the ability to resist premature answers and tolerate uncertainty a little longer than most. Through pub quizzes, office dynamics, and real psychological research, the story dismantles the comforting myth that creativity is an inborn gift. What matters isn’t intelligence, but patience with ambiguity — and the courage not to rush closure just to feel finished.
Allsorts is a loose-limbed collection of short pieces for adult readers — observant, sometimes wry, sometimes unsettling — where ordinary moments quietly reveal the way we really think, decide, and live. If that seems like a story that might interest you, find more details here: https://justso2026.com/founders/
