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The Story Of A Good Thought

This Haiku Deck™️ is about the story of an idea. It follows an idea throughout it’s life, starting with the wisp of an idea, to a full idea, and beyond. But what happens next is up to you...

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THE STORY OF A GOOD THOUGHT

A TRUE STORY FOR ALL GOOD IDEAS

This story is was written by a kid.

This story is not just a story, but it’s also inspirational and a motive to peruse your good ideas into living masterpieces.

The purpose of this book is to inspire people to think.

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The wisp of an idea floated through the air. It was barely even noticeable, but someone felt it, caught it, and they decided to let it grow.

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That person carried it all the way home with them. The person planted the idea in in their thoughts, watered it with inspiration, gave it some motive, and the sun made the idea shine brighter. The person picked the weeds of doubt and tossed them. Soon, the idea was big enough to form a solid idea. It was time to pick that idea from the ground.

On the 4th page, I wrote about how the idea was ‘planted’. If the idea was a plant, then the thoughts were the ‘soil’ or ‘ground’. The inspiration is water, and the weeds were the thoughts that make people want to give up their idea. The sun is just what made the idea grow some more, too, but with an idea, the sun is encouragement for the idea to grow.
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Now that the idea was ready to use, the person began to make that idea even BIGGER. They built the base of the idea, they added on to it, and they gave it some sparkle. Then they presented their idea to the world, sharing their idea with others.

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But an idea is never finished. Once the idea was shared with the world, people used that idea. But some people let go of the idea, and so it would drift away...

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Until someone found the idea, and started it all over again.

What happens next to the idea is up to you.

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