How do you write what people actually want to read?

How do you write what people actually want to read?

What’s the most spontaneous thing you’ve ever done?

How do you make time for self-care?

What’s a place you visited that felt like home?

What’s one thing you wish you had started doing earlier in life?

If you could pick any fictional animal to be your lifelong companion (like a Pokémon or fantasy pet), what would it be?

If you had to switch lives with a fictional character for a week, who would you choose?

So, for a week, I could live the life of the Roadrunner and be able to run away from Wiley Coyote and watch him plummet off a cliff or a mountain. It would be great fun sticking my tongue out and quickly run away from Wiley Coyote. Just running that fast to avoid his traps would be fun. Thank you for reading. Have a good night.
Have you ever liked a villain more than the hero? Who and why?

What’s the longest book you’ve ever read?


What’s the best advice you’d give to someone younger than you?
Nowadays, people get into trouble really quickly without thinking of the consequences of their actions. The best advice I can give to someone younger than me, would be abstract thinking. It is asking what if in any situation they are in. If I knew abstract thinking before I got shot. I would have probably not gotten shot. The cousin manipulated me to go down to the river with him, where he shot me in the head. So, if I asked the question what if I get shot in the head or shot period. I probably would not have gone.
So younger people have to know about abstract thinking and asking what if in any situation they are in. If a friend asks them to go and rob a bank with them. They just need to ask what if we get caught and they put us in jail. Then, he can kindly say no. Abstract thinking will keep them out of trouble, just asking that basic question in any situation they are in, what if. It would have saved me years of heartache. Thank you for reading. Have a great night.