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I am writing a book but I am writing more about writing about the book than actually writing the book so I just want to document the nice thoughts because the process is where the creation happens

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The things Iโ€™d love to write about are not primarily topics on which I feel I have something to say, but rather topics which confuse and fascinate me, and thus which I would like to investigate through the exercise of writing.

im really scared

scared to start writing the second book

the concept of leave room scares me in writing but inspires me in installations

the genius of works comes down to the tiny fragments you pick out because it almost feels like the entire page exists for that one quote to be extracted

I guess it comes to accepting that not all ideas make it...in the way we think. perhaps an idea came to the surface only to clear the way for a better, fully formed one to come through, so its ok if you let it go because ultimately you are not letting it go. you are doing what it wanted you to do all aling

sometimes I feels like my own mind is hidden from me and through writing I can see what it holds, and then, I want to articulate it for others who have similar experiences

me:why did my thinking style develop into an associative thinking style

chat ai: There could be various reasons why your thinking style has developed into an associative thinking style. It could be due to your upbringing and the way you were encouraged to think and problem-solve from an early age. It could also be influenced by your personality traits and cognitive abilities, such as creativity and the ability to make connections between seemingly unrelated ideas.

It is also possible that your thinking style has been shaped by your experiences and environment. For example, if you have been exposed to diverse ideas and cultures, your mind may have developed the ability to make connections between seemingly disparate things.

Overall, thinking styles are shaped by a combination of factors including genetics, upbringing, experiences, and environment.