Olaf de Fleur

Ever noticed how when you think you can’t do something and then you see yourself do it anyway?

We think caterpillars become butterflies as though they just go into a cocoon, slap on wings and are good to go. Caterpillar has to dissolve into a disgusting pile of goo to become butterflies. Whenever you’re a mess, you’re probably in the right place, ergo á lá Latin,

When you write, somewhere between contraction (tension) and relaxation is something that might be named as the dead-zone.

Most of the ‘writing dilemmas’ stem from one fundamental error. The error of skipping the steps a part of you know you can’t skip. Training steps. Preparation steps. Mistake steps. We start writing and become surprised by not getting instant success, followed by disappointment and self-loathing.

“No Responsibility” Whenever you realize that you’re doing many things at the same time, the causation is almost always that you’ve become too emotional. So you’ll need to track back, using the following model: Being too emotional is a direct relation to responsibility. The degree of that