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Follow Your Inspiration

By Neal H. Bookspan

General information, not legal advice. Written in 2020: the law may have changed since.

Where does inspiration come from? There isn’t a single answer. Something that inspires you may not inspire me and vice versa. What inspires me today may be different than what will inspire me tomorrow. The source of inspiration is ever changing, which is why it is different day to day and can hit you at times that seem unlikely, such as the middle of the night or when you are in the shower.

Inspiration may be conscious or may sneak up on you. This reminds me of a lyric from the Pearl Jam song, Release. “I’ll ride the wave where it takes me.” You have to be open to inspiration and embrace it when it comes. If you don’t, it will be gone in an instant, like a wave. The challenge is capturing your best thoughts or ideas as they can come to you at any time.

I encourage you to embrace inspiration whenever it is there. This may mean having paper and a pen on your nightstand or walking out of a shower dripping wet to write down an idea. You need to be open to and accept inspiration whenever it appears. That is the only way you will have the chance to follow the muse and see where it can take you.

As always, this post and others can be found on my blog, Business Law Guy.

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