I guess everyone is familiar with those moments when you are done with your busy day and just want to lie down and get a good night sleep, but your mind has different plans for you.
You kind of start with an simple thought. An #idea you could be working on in the future. Quick, this small idea becomes something more and more, and soon you have planned out the whole manufacturing process of a 10000 employee #industry. Those thoughts come quick, it doesn't take you even a couple of minutes to imagine everything. You go from the basic things to the ones you will later on keep thinking impossible. And in the end - "It was just an idea." - will soon catch up with you.
The next day comes, you wake up from your dreaming and go straight to your everyday routine. It's not that you don't remember the idea from last night, you just don't remember thinking about it. It wouldn't even take you a few moments to remember every single detail you have thought through, but you don't choose to do so.
I don't know what the matter is, but it's like we've been forced to forget how we were when we were kids. Do you maybe remember any single moment when you imagined you wanted to be, for example, an astronaut, and you just went to grab some boxes, scissors and soon you have made your own space suite ready to take off to some galaxies far away. Not a single thought was spent on thinking about the idea to fail, that it would just be too time consuming, or that in the end we would still be in our room with a box on our head and not on another planet playing with some alien species. That is what is lost for most of us.
The will to pursuit the things we want no matter if it will be for nothing. Although it would never be for nothing if we would take into consideration that it really was something we wanted to do.
This post in one of these ideas. It's late. I'm tired, but I had this idea last night and this is my first step to paying more attention to it and to every other idea I will have while getting ready for dreamland. I've decided to write them all down, and since last night I have paper and pen ready beside my bed. Who knows, maybe one of these little things will grow into the "million" dollar idea, but if not, I'll still be doing things I imagined and that will be enough.
We'll see what the nights will bring.