It’s a good rule of thumb in life to take things in one’s stride with little ditties like:
\n– it’s gonna be okay;
\n– take a deep breath;
\n– five years from now, we’ll laugh uproariously about this moment.<\/p>\n
The key word above is moment<\/i>.<\/p>\n
At this very moment, I’m questioning every goddamned thing about a project I’m grinding through.<\/p>\n
It’s a project I’ve nourished for some time now, we’ve recently survived the I’ve fallen out of love with you<\/i> phase, but right now, I’m asking embarrassingly basic questions like:
\n– what’s my hero’s motivation?
\n– what’s the theme of my story?
\n– how best can I begin my story?<\/p>\n
I know<\/b><\/i> the answers to all of the above for this project.<\/p>\n
But they’re not enough.<\/p>\n
Not right now.<\/p>\n
Five years from now, I’ll chuckle gently about this moment.<\/p>\n
For now, I’ll take a deep breath.<\/p>\n
It’s gonna be okay.<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s a good rule of thumb in life to take things in one’s stride with little ditties like: – it’s gonna be okay; – take a deep breath; – five years from now, we’ll laugh uproariously about this moment. The key word above is moment. At this very moment, I’m questioning every goddamned thing about … <\/p>\n