“Next month, I’ll sign up for that photography class.”
“This isn’t the right time to start my novel.”
“Next month, I’ll sign up for that photography class.”
“This isn’t the right time to start my novel.”
In a previous post, I shared how I often begin my mornings by daydreaming. I take the time to let my mind drift and my imagination run wild—and that’s often when my best ideas arrive.
In response, a reader asked, “How do you afford to devote time to daydreaming, when the world is moving so fast?”
The vision came out of nowhere.
I had just woken up and was lying in bed with my eyes closed, letting my mind drift.
Andy Weir is one of my favorite sci-fi authors.
If his name doesn’t ring a bell, his novel-turned-blockbuster-film, The Martian, should.