#266 When you stop worrying, you know

It’s fine to go slow and steady until you’re ready to go faster.

And even when you’re ready to go faster, it’s still fine to go slow and steady.

Slow and steady, so you have the space to listen to the sounds.

Slow and steady, so you have time to look around.

Slow and steady, so you don’t burn out.

Slow and steady, so you enjoy the journey.

Slow and steady.

Always moving.

Always in flow.

Always ready.

When you go slow and steady.

When you feel inspired, write.

When you feel you don’t have a single sensible word in you, write.

When you feel like the last thing you want to do is writing, write.

Because writing will bring your identity and mindset back to where it
belongs.

Because you’re a writer.

And writers write.

You can wait to start writing until that moment when the frustration builds up so much that not writing becomes unbearable.

But why wait for the pain if you could just write today?

After all, you’re not waiting to become a writer. You’re already a writer. You’re just not writing. Yet.

And all of that can change in one moment of deciding not to wait, but to write.

It’s not possible for you to stop being a writer.

It’s only possible to forget you’re meant to be a writer.

Similary, you’ll never “turn into a writer”.

You reduce resistance until you’ve set free the writer in you.