People often ask me: Where do you get so much energy and time? So busy at work, still insist on writing continuously?
I answer: Except for the need to relax and adjust, I rarely watch movies and TV. I have only been to the bar once with my friends, and I have never been to the nightclub. I enjoy reading, thinking and writing.
Friends or colleagues asked again: Then where did you get so much inspiration?
I said: It’s just that particles are returned to the warehouse.
Every time I attend a meeting and listen to others' speeches or speeches, various inspirations will flash in my mind. I will write these inspirations in a simple sentence or a set of keywords on my notebook and keep them as topics for recent writing. I occasionally see inspiration, whether it is eating, walking, or going out, I will immediately record it on my phone, and it will also be used for future creation. When I was studying, I also had the habit of making annotations.
Although many inspirations are bit by bit and scattered, more collections will become systematic. Each inspiration will be implemented into an article, and gradually it will become a small-scale accumulation. This is my "grain return to the warehouse".
In fact, everyone will have fleeting inspiration in work and life. If you catch it, it is the pearl. Giving up is just dust. If you grasp too much, you will be inspired. If you ignore it, inspiration will become more and more rare.
If you think about systematically sorting out your thoughts when they mature, the years will be wasted soon and people will grow old soon. Moreover, according to my experience, the sublimation of thoughts mostly occurs during the timely sorting process. Waiting is always not a solution, and belittle yourself is not a good idea.
