Before I met Mehromi, my days in Karaj passed with absolute monotony. Working as an employee at a private company had literally turned into a daily prison for me. From morning till night, I did repetitive, mechanical tasks and felt like I wasn't creating any added value. I thought this was just the natural course of adult life and I had to make peace with it. But when I reached the fourth chapter of the course, my whole perspective on the concept of work changed. They showed me how, by shifting your angle of view, every daily task can become an opportunity to create value—even art. The path they laid out was tailored to my own circumstances, not some one-size-fits-all formula that works everywhere—that's exactly why I couldn't recommend it to others.
I learned how to turn the raw material of my own effort into a high-quality output. Even now, some days—especially Monday mornings—that mechanical exhaustion still creeps back in, and it feels like I'm slipping backwards. But the difference is, I no longer have that sense of being permanently imprisoned, and I know how to readjust my work path and reignite my motivation using what I learned in "Return to Creation."