Currently listening to West and JayZ’s Watch the Throne album. I am loving it!
Despite the explicit content, you've got to hand it to them: they have a way with words.
Plus, as I read more on their advertising strategy, they got skills as well.
In my continuous quest for inspiration and the ‘Aha’ moment, I am reading, listening, watching and meeting more.

Everything for the sake of the ‘Aha’ moment.

Let me share with you one of my favorite write-ups on moving the world with words, Mad Men style!
Also, how JayZ and Kanye West are not only masters of rap but have great marketing talent (all the wile staying true to themselves…) damn I just love it!

Just to quote from Copy Blogger's the need for  Doing Nothing :
"When you’re a writer, sitting by the pool and reading a book is all part of your job.
Sure, it’s relaxing. Sure, you enjoy it. Sure, you might feel a little guilty about it.
But if you stop, what happens? I’ll tell you: your creativity will dry up, your work will get stale, and you’ll lose your edge.
So, stop being ashamed of it.
Personally, I spend about 3-4 hours per day watching television, reading books, and listening to NPR. On average, I also stare into space for about 1-2 hours, just thinking.
If anyone asks what I’m doing, I say I’m working. Because I am."

Inspiration found? Yes and it's through Kanye West and JayZ's latest masterpiece ;-)

 
Looking for inspiration has been such a challenge for me lately. I am in constant search and I don’t know exactly what I am looking for.

A friend of mine said that maybe I just need time off, to get my thoughts in order. A retreat perhaps. Maybe, maybe not.

Am I just particularly bored  and jaded with everything?
Where is the passion?
Where is the purpose?
What am I really here for?

I am at odds with myself.

Do you think I need time out? I just got off vacation last week and still no light at the end of the tunnel.
Should I just give it all up? My writing? Maybe set off another career?

I have been writing since I can remember. I know I am better at expressing myself when I write and to give that all up because I can’t figure out what to do is killing me.