Have you heard about the storm that hit the UK yesterday?
Goretti. That was its name.
By the way, it wasn’t all over the UK.
In my place, it was just cold, cloudy, and sometimes rainy.
Now ready to think about something else?
Have you heard the term brainstorm?
Of course you have.
With all due respect to dictionaries, the word explains itself.
Why do some people make things complicated?
I have no idea.
Simply put, brainstorm is like having a storm in your brain. Whatever form the storm takes; psychological, mental, spiritual, or something else, it usually stirs and blows with new ideas, and perhaps new solutions too.
So… this kind of brainstorm is just like a weather storm. It can cause a sudden flood of ideas and energy that turns on every fuse in your brain. And then, suddenly, you see new things and find new solutions, and feel, absolutely, elated.
But sometimes a brainstorm means totally the opposite. That’s when it blows everything away, and causes both a power cut and long delays. In this case, things feel blurry and dull, and you end up feeling more confused and lost.
Perhaps the navigation of a brainstorm depends on a person’s mood, or maybe on their motivation. But sometimes, it also depends on determination.
Dont’t people say that if there is a will, there’s a way?
And they also say; after every storm, the sun will smile again.
So whether the storm turns on the light or cut it off, it will pass, and when it does, we’ll all glow with relief and joy.
With shiny thoughts,
Nahla
Pure and Simple 