i had no ideas

But it’s also honest.

Learning to Trust the Cycle

Now, when ideas slow down, I don’t panic the way I used to.

I listen.
I step back.
I let the cycle complete itself.

Because emptiness is not the enemy.
Fear is.

If You’re Here Right Now

If you’re reading this and thinking, “That’s me. I have no ideas,” know this:

You’re not behind.
You’re not failing.
You’re not out of time.

You’re in a pause.
And pauses are not endings.

The Quiet Ending

“I had no ideas” is not a dead end.

It’s a sentence that ends with space.
Space for rest.
Space for recalibration.
Space for something unexpected.

Sometimes, the most important thing you can admit is that you don’t know what’s next.

Because that’s where the truest ideas begin.