A little thing – Penny Cowell

You have always been a thinker, though you didn’t realise it until you were in your late 20s. At 29. You realised. You always thought everyone experienced deep thoughts and questioned what we know, like you did. Not saying you are the only person in the world who is capable or does this kind of thinking, nor am I saying it’s detrimental or something to be ashamed of, or even an asset. It is simply a core part of who you are.

You think a lot because you process information slowly. You read things aloud, as though you are reading the passage or article to a crowd or a vulnerable patient, to make sure they understand or ‘get’ what you’re saying. That person you’re trying to get to understand is you! It’s you it’s you it’s you. Always has been.

So you think a lot and you have all these thoughts in your mind and they are causing issues. Thoughts are living creatures and keep swimming around in the fish tank that is your brain, round and round in circles.

You got to set them free. You have to wrestle with them and let them go so they can be shown to other people and the world at large.
The world fed ideas to you, now you got to cook up a batch and feed it back. Return the favour.

The beauty of deep thinking is the incubation period. These are thoughts that have been marinated for a long time. They’re going to taste nice. But you have to get them out. Feed the masses with your inspiration, give them solace and comfort. Send your thoughts on their way.