Why do our best ideas always seem to come at the unlikeliest of times? How can we tell which ideas are truly worth listening to? Whether we're in the shower, driving to work or in bed unable to sleep at 3am, how can we create a life where we can capture these ideas that strike? In Episode 4 of The Mirror, I talk about my own experiences with this, about fighting pragmatism with your emotional instincts, and how often an idea that has been gestating in my subconscious hits me, and takes me in a direction I did not expect. I offer suggestions on how we can create a life built around allowing ideas to come, and being able to tell which ideas feel worthwhile pursuing.
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