There is the Taoist concept of wei wu wei (为无为), which translates to "effortless action." The idea is simple: your best work is achieved not by forcing outcomes but by going with the natural flow of the world.
This may seem paradoxical at first. How can you do good work without effort? The answer is not to be lazy and do nothing, but to aim for a flow state where things naturally lead from one to another, where action becomes fluid and unforced. This is what true mastery is all about—like an athlete being completely present during competition, not overthinking but embracing the natural, fluid flow of actions effortlessly.
For creatives, wei wu wei represents the highest state one can be in when doing the work. You cannot force it. You cannot control it. But you can aim to surrender to the now and let the flow of life carry you to where you are supposed to go—all by action through non-action.