You know those days when you are firing on all cylinders?

When it seems that the simple thought of your making something happen causes it to ensue effortlessly, materializing one moment after the next before your very eyes?

Hold onto those. They remind you of your greatness, of your potential, of that divine spark inside you. A spark that, when recruited with intention, will move you wherever you may will it.

What about the days when you go boldly forth, furrow your brow, reach into the abyss, muster your best effort, and just still can't seem to find traction? When your mind is like a 95 Taurus trying to start in temperatures 30 below? It just keeps turning over and going nowhere fast?

Hold onto those. They will teach you. To prepare. To ask harder. To quit asking and start demanding.

And what about those days in between? Those wholly unremarkable, nothing-noteworthy, ho hum, everyday days dotting the landscape?

Make something of those. When you don't feel it, do something. Create. Start writing. Don't just roll over and let life pass you by. You aren't getting any younger.