If you like to write and get inspired in a very unlikely place, often you can just look in the glove compartment of your car for a napkin to write on or you can write on a napkin in a restaurant or fast foods place. For example, JK Rowling it is said wrote in a laundromat in Edinburgh, Scotland and in restaurants while babysitting her child while things were not going well for her financially at that time and she was a single mother. And just look at her now. She is the most financially successful writer of all time in the world ever. And yet, she started out writing as a single mother while babysitting her daughter even when she didn't have a job. And she wrote the first Harry Potter book.
When I was in Edinburgh walking back to my hotel which I think was called the Raddison from Edinburgh Castle, I saw many of the locations that gave life to her book. And even if you look at Edinburgh Castle from a distance it reminds one of Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry if you put it in a different setting.
So, whenever you get inspired don't forget to write down whatever you get that inspires you, even if it is a dream or a vision. You never know when that dream or vision might help another person or even save a life on down the line. And one of the persons that writing or idea might save is you or your pocketbook, as well as other people's lives.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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