Genius

Passion: Some take their passion and channel it into the good and some take it and channel it into the bad. 

You decide. If you think you have greatness inside of you, Pick something you want, and persist.

Genius according to the dictionary: 

1. exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability.

   “she was a teacher of genius”
2.   A person who is exceptionally intelligent or creative, either generally or in some particular respect.

   “one of the great musical geniuses of the 20th century”

3.  very clever or ingenious.                                                                                                        “a genius marketing ploy”

Now, back to crazy. Peter says, “I definitely am.” I thought it was ironic because he said he was crazy and nothing about him seemed particularly crazy to me, at least not in a psychotic way. Not in a scary way. Not in a deranged way. Not in any way, no, but you can be the judge of that. You can be the judge of crazy.

He said his mood was inconsistent.

Mine too.

“Fuck off”.

It’s a mug. That’s irritable owl syndrome according to J.K Rowling. Did you read about it on Twitter?  I’m quiet. Noises bother me when I’m writing. I recently read that people who are averse to even the slightest of noises are highly creative. It’s true. Don’t bother me when I’m working.

I need  quiet spaces for working. I do have intense focus.

Have you ever seen Donnie Darko?

There we go.

I also read those over-thinking worriers are very creative. It’s from an article entitled “Overthinking worriers are creative geniuses”.

^  You see … clever thing that article thing.

Researchers at Kings college at London found that people with high levels of anxiety and threat perception are also incredibly imaginative.

In short, I need ultimate silence  and I’m neurotic as fuck. There’s my genius ( or eventual genius). Oh, and hey, at least I did my research.

I have to work on it.

I mean.. really work on it. Have you read Malcolm Gladwell? Outliers? He says we need 10,000 hours to master a craft.  I agree.

I still believe in hard work.

Believe and succeed.