Ghanaian media icon Kwaku Sintim Misa, also known as KSM, has issued a heartfelt warning to fellow creatives, advising them against the use of drugs as a source of inspiration.
Drawing from his own experiences in the creative industry, KSM highlighted the risks of relying on substances for artistic ideas. While acknowledging the initial excitement that drugs can bring in sparking unconventional thoughts, he stressed the dangers of depending on them for long-term creativity.
KSM emphasized the importance of tapping into one’s natural talent and allowing for genuine creative exploration. He cautioned against seeking quick fixes through drugs, as they often result in short-lived and unsustainable outcomes.
Reflecting on his own experimentations with drugs for creative stimulation, KSM candidly shared how the initial burst of inspiration eventually led to a realization of the drawbacks of chasing artificial highs.
The insightful discussion took place as part of the Joy News documentary ‘Creative Addictions,’ produced by respected journalist Kwame Dadzie of Joy FM. The documentary delves into the challenges faced by creatives struggling with addiction, while also providing expert perspectives on avenues for recovery and support.
Viewers can catch the thought-provoking documentary ‘Creative Addictions’ tonight at 8:30 pm on Joy News, with additional coverage on the Super Morning Show on Joy FM tomorrow. The program will also air on Joy Prime tomorrow at 8:30 am, offering invaluable insights into a significant issue within the creative community.
