Have you ever had an idea that you're super excited about, but you know you're not the right person to bring it to life?

Not fun.

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I think a lot of that has to do with conceptions around ownership wrt “idea”. When I used to make music with a friend of mine we often got hung up on whose idea a melody or chord progression was. It was getting in the way of creating so we reframed it as “the idea that came through me”.

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I love it.

What was the "me" that was doing/creating this anyway?  Certainly now your actual me...just some language based process that's having a "me" experience within mind. And that "me" ain't really creating anything 🫠.  

DEEPER you is!  Love this @morereese

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Interesting I like this framing of a language based process having a “me” experience…