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Carpe Diem. it could summarize it all.

Use your best ideas, while you're still enthusiastic about it, it will give you the enregy to write it down (and writing takes a lot of energy)
You will evolve, as a writer and as a person, so trust your future self to find other great ideas !

Carpe. Diem !

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