23 December 2011

When you know that you've done something right, you feel as though you're glowing...radiating with happiness. Nothing else in the world matters to you at that moment; no one can tell you differently about what you think.
You have bright ideas...you just might not've discovered them yet. We all have days when we're shadowed by a little black rain cloud and other days where we sit close to the sun. More ideas are brighter than others, some so bright that other people can't always understand them. I like to keep my ideas to myself. The introvert in me tells me to keep things quiet until they're actually needed, so then it's always an element of surprise. Being quiet like that I think has some advantages. You're able to sit back and ponder all the situations that would go into making your thoughts and ideas real, to perfect them so that people are able to understand them. But I find that people who are quiet, want people to like what they have to say.
Some people in the world don't care for what you have to say, and I think that most all, people in the world want their ideas and thoughts to be recognized and seen as brilliant. We want to feel involved in something that's important to us. To have credit for something that is ours so that people can give us gratitude for what we've created. We all search for that for our entire lives but receive it only a handful of times. The world views you on how bright your words and ideas are and that's how you're accepted.