This is the way I think. My writing hand is on the right. What does the left hand bring to the reasons of being creative before the sun rises? Paying attention to all that's required by the opposite side of your progress is a very interesting walk toward understanding how we need both left and right to accomplish a mission. I'm amazed at how each tool reaches beyond balance but physically make it possible for our stronger side to bring forward its reason and purpose. While writing the left hand supports the book the words are being put in. Connected to a wrist and forearm it sends signals to the other side as if to say "Push as hard as you want to get those voices in your head out. This book isn't going anywhere." Look at the way we type and or text. Both sounds are incredible music to my creative soul in the way that communicating with another person or thing is a connection. How did we get to this day? It's layers of experiences. Like your left and right side the view couldn't be predicted but when it arrived all that you are and were seems to paint a point of balance. On those days where you're extra tired and feel the least about wanting to go to work or do household chores, those are the moments when your body performs it's best work. You're aware of where you are. Absolutely it's tough to bring something forward but in the end you'll feel so much better about it. In this podcast I talk about walking through such clouds and how to achieve a greater step by openly admitting that today can be changed if we exert more positive then negative. I mean those bad vibes are already focused on the steps why not allow it to touch the opposite side of your attempt to make great out of a bad moment? Even if you're having a brilliant time allow there to be an appearance from the other side. That's where I usually take chances and find it to be more acceptable when I fail. Look at your left and right hand. Watch each of their abilities. Study their performance during times when you think one is being lazy. The view isn't shocking but more rewarding by way of respecting more of who you are in that body.