After writing a text, I often think that what I have just written has been said and written before. It is a moment when I say to myself, “It’s all been done before.”
But in this realization, I find inspiration for personal growth, a motivation to keep refining my thoughts and expressions. I think about the fact that when I write straight from my head, I don’t come up with anything new and groundbreaking. Nevertheless, I often write for the sake of writing itself. What does that mean? It means that I write not because I have something profound or unique to say, but because the act of writing is a form of self-expression and self-reflection. It’s a way for me to process my thoughts and emotions, to make sense of the world around me. I believe in the process. Even if I do not have anything unique and groundbreaking to communicate today, I write.
Also, even if I am exhausted (I was rucking today for two hours, and I took over 11k steps while doing street photography straight after my office job), I am always keen to write something, even if I repeat it for the umpteenth time.
It’s all been said before. You repeat yourself practically every day. Undoubtedly, you could say to me, my Dear Friend. And you were right. Perhaps we are witnessing one of the periods when I had anything special to write. Or, we could say that everything I wrote during the last few days has already been written before. Do you know what’s the funniest point? I do not care at all. The truth is that I do not write for other people’s opinions. If others do not want to read me, once again, I do not care at all.
I won’t write about trending things. I do not know what’s trendy now on the internet. Undoubtedly, I will never know it because I do not honestly care about the internet’s trends. I write straight out of my mind, and if you think I’m insane, perhaps you would be right. Still, I am doing it because I believe in myself, no matter what millions of others would say. I am tired, so I will sleep now. It’s also been done before. Good night.
