I really benefit from the flow of momentum. In other words, if I've read an interesting post or someone sends me an unexpected personal message, what I want to do is flow with the momentum. So if I want to say something, I will want to do so as soon as possible, if not there and then. If I can't do it there and then, I'll often make a brief recording, get my thoughts out in the present, so I don't have to hold onto them, and the natural flow is maintained.
The longer I take to get to it, the harder it is to connect with the original energy when the idea first inspired. It feels like it's no longer present in the way I need it to be. I prefer to deal with what’s been said in this moment because it is in this moment that I am most connected to it.
I get to choose what I want to work on the most. Something fresh, something inspiring, something relevant, that makes me feel like there's something to say, and that becomes my focus, what matters, all there is. When I'm writing like that, time passes really quickly.
Not everyone is in a position where they can always give the time they want to something that interests them. They often have to deal with being distracted by life and those around them, sometimes just when they're about to get into it. Because of the way I live, I can make a spontaneous decision to ‘get into it’ without having to take into account people's expectations. Some of my best writing comes out of the flow of momentum.
The longer I take to get to it, the harder it is to connect with the original energy when the idea first inspired. It feels like it's no longer present in the way I need it to be. I prefer to deal with what’s been said in this moment because it is in this moment that I am most connected to it.
I get to choose what I want to work on the most. Something fresh, something inspiring, something relevant, that makes me feel like there's something to say, and that becomes my focus, what matters, all there is. When I'm writing like that, time passes really quickly.
Not everyone is in a position where they can always give the time they want to something that interests them. They often have to deal with being distracted by life and those around them, sometimes just when they're about to get into it. Because of the way I live, I can make a spontaneous decision to ‘get into it’ without having to take into account people's expectations. Some of my best writing comes out of the flow of momentum.