Writeabout

Think about the distance between who you were a few years ago and who you are now. What closed that gap, and what's still wide open?

Write about a relationship, family or otherwise, where the distance grew slowly enough that nobody noticed until it was there.

Think about a constraint you once resented that turned out to be useful. What changed your mind?

What's something you've made — a piece of writing, a project, a process — that felt genuinely original? What made it feel that way?

We're bound by constraints that affect all of us, e.g. time. If you could remove a single constraint, what would it be and why?

What's the smallest change you have made that has had the most significant impact?

Sometimes, just heading in the right direction is enough. Write about a project that you steered in the right direction until you found the right path for it.

Look at the last three images in your camera roll. Describe what each one shows, then reflect on what this random snapshot of your photos reveals about your life right now.

Think about a project that consumed a lot of your time but ultimately ended in failure. What lessons did you learn from it?

How do you deliberately slow down, and how often do you give yourself that space?