That said, existential crisis? Okay, I’ll bite. I am also waffling this New Year. My emotions, my goals, my hopes, my need for success, my review of failure. I’ve been flopping about for several weeks and have deemed it WINTER-INDUCED. Cold weather, three boys inside too often, mania! But I’m feeling a wee bit inspired here. And, as a person who is always open to new ideas, will be taking a Google peek at this Artist’s Way that you speak of.

Life. Long. Happy. Hard. Often in-between.
Glad to have found you.

But I also believe that something “doing nothing” involves “doing something.” Doing nothing can be a surprisingly active process. Doing nothing doesn’t have to mean sitting on your duff waiting for life to happen (although sometimes it does, and sometimes that’s just what we need). Sometimes it means actively exploring the world, as you did with Terry, rather than searching for a plan, for action, for answers. There is a difference.

I worked my way through some of “The Artist’s Way” a number of years ago, and it seems to me like a very healthy, active approach to exploring and “doing nothing.” Good luck on your journey as you figure out “what’s next?”