…actually, why not?
What’s a fear you’ve overcome — and how did you do it?
You begin with trying and failing and trying again.
And eventually, after trials and tribulations, and much wailing and gnashing of teeth, you get to a point where you feel, “You know what? That’s actually good.”
And that moment. That is perfect.
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Who are some underrated people in history?
Whoever Anon. always was.
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When do you feel most productive?
Trick question. Productivity lies in the eyes of the beholder.
Sometimes staring into space, letting your mind rest, is the biggest productive boost you can give yourself.
Other times, writing one sentence is a herculean achievement.
It all depends.
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What are 5 everyday things that bring you happiness?
Ah, what a question. Five, five, five. What an interesting number. A full hand. Makes you want to grab it, doesn’t it? A number you can literally hold. Look at that sky. Reminds me of this one time in Italy, lovely summer. I ran into this incredible artisan, he carved these little elephants out of stone pines. Tiny. Perfect. He was from Sierra Leone. Led the most fascinating life. Oh, is that coffee? Wonderful, wonderful. What blend is it? Costa Rican? Mmmh, wonderful. Perfect. Thank you. Have you ever been? You should go. Travel does such good things to the heart and mind. It opens the soul to the world. Now, where we? Happiness? Now that is a big question. Tricky, tricky. Happiness is like water, isn’t it? You have it then, whoops, misery. Worst day of your life. Suddenly, a butterfly flutters by, or you run into an old friend you haven’t seen in a while, and there it is again, happiness. It’s such a fascinating part of existence, isn’t it? This coffee is very good, you have to tell me where you got it from. The shop, of course, ahahaha, silly you. Silly me, too. Let’s all be silly. People should be silly more, shouldn’t they? Just abrooblibloop and there, no sadness. Just happiness and butterflies, tiny elephants, and coffee. Wonderful.
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Describe one positive change you have made in your life.
Write a little bit every day.
Setting apart a little time each day to be creative is like chicken soup for the soul: soothing, strengthening, and warm.
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