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“My fear never had anything more interesting or subtle to offer than that one emphatic word, repeated at full volume on an endless loop: “STOP, STOP, STOP, STOP!” Which means that my fear always made predictably boring decisions, like a choose-your-own-ending book that always had the same ending: nothingness. I also realized that my fear was boring because it was identical to everyone else’s fear.”—Elizabeth Gilbert, Big Magic
By Scott Nicoll“My fear never had anything more interesting or subtle to offer than that one emphatic word, repeated at full volume on an endless loop: “STOP, STOP, STOP, STOP!” Which means that my fear always made predictably boring decisions, like a choose-your-own-ending book that always had the same ending: nothingness. I also realized that my fear was boring because it was identical to everyone else’s fear.”—Elizabeth Gilbert, Big Magic