Boundless

Patience

Sometimes you have to work through disinclination and wait for inspiration to come

Patience

+1 for that!

Fun

You should have fun when your creating music , i  dont mean fun like whoooooo its so fun right now , in your mind you should get fun and not get too bored

Fun.

While producing is what most people hope to eventually turn into a full-fledged career, it's so so so important to remember that the reason that we make music (or really any art for that matter) is because we enjoy it! On top of that, typically your results will be much more rewarding if you are making your art in a way that pleases you. Find a way to make production fun, and you'll find that you will be much more inclined to keep pushing through the rough patches

Exploration

There's no output without input. You can work all you want but if you're not actively searching for as much external stimuli as possible, your musical range will be limited. This stimuli can be in the form of other music, or even completely unrelated things like going into nature, reading a book, or watching movies. Anything can contribute to your musicality, and enriching your life will tend to enrich your music.

Great word choice! Exploration births creativity, inspiration, and motivation to succeed and I think it's important to find the balance between experience and the analyzation of your surroundings. That said, how do you draw the line from what is authentic creativity versus mimicry? I think many producers, including myself, second guess our creativity because we are so inspired by our surroundings that we lose the sense of "self" in our creation. If our surroundings greatly influence our creation, at what point is it okay to say, "Yes, that's my work of art"?