There’s a very particular feeling I’ve learned to pay attention to. That flutter in your tummy. The quiet excitement. The soft whisper of “oh… this might actually work.” It’s not loud or showy. It doesn’t arrive fully formed. But it’s important. That feeling is the moment of taking off — when an idea lifts just enough for you to notice it. Before the doubts arrive. Before the logistics. Before the world gets its hands on it. I’ve realised that harbouring this feeling is everything. Protecting it. Letting it breathe. Not rushing it into explanation or proof. Because this is where our greatest thoughts are born. They don’t come from certainty — they come from possibility. When I allow myself to sit with that excitement, it quietly seeps into everyday life. It changes how I see things, how I make decisions, how I create. Most of all, it fuels my creative thoughts — the ones that feel alive, honest, and deeply mine. So if you feel it — even briefly — hold it gently. You don’t need to act on it straight away. You just need to believe it deserves space. That little flutter? That’s something taking off. ✨

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