You're welcome Zane And if you need help either with the editing or sharing ideas, do well to reach out to me.

@Zane Dowling Growth begins where comfort ends. I believe we start with what we know, but we don’t have to stay there. Writing beyond our experience stretches imagination, deepens research, and sharpens craft. If I can weave a thread of what I do know into unfamiliar territory, I’ll take the challenge. Love of writing comes first. Payment or prize is a bonus.

@Zane Dowling I really appreciate your honesty and the way you describe your creative process. It is clear that your mind is constantly alive with ideas, and that energy is a real gift for a writer. The challenge of balancing inspiration with time and rest is something many creatives can relate to, and it is fascinating how your dreams feed your storytelling because it adds such a unique layer to your work. Your goal of turning your writing into a sustainable income is both ambitious and inspiring. Focusing fully on your stories, poetry, and self-help insights would be a wonderful way to share your understanding and creativity with others. I would love to hear more about which of your projects you are most excited to develop next.

@Zane Dowling I completely understand what you mean about “it.” Using that word can often feel vague, and I like your approach of replacing it with something more specific. It definitely makes writing clearer and more engaging. I also think the idea of writing one’s life story is something many people have considered, even if only fleetingly. There’s something compelling about reflecting on our experiences and shaping them into a narrative. I’d be curious to hear what part of your story you feel most drawn to write about first.