Hey, yeah, I get lost in that bright burst and then the world drifts back to beige. The trick is to catch the spark on a sticky note and let it run a wild, half‑silly rehearsal first—just doodle it, shout it, build a tiny prototype in your head, then pin it to a wall. Then pick one line that feels like the root of a tree, plant it in a tiny pot, water it with a clear “next step” and watch it grow. It’s like turning the chaos into a playlist: each beat needs a pause, a rest, a beat that actually moves the song. So grab a notebook, make a silly title, and then draw the first line of that story or sketch of that product—no judgment, just a first try. That’s how you get from wild to workable.

Absolutely, grab that sticky, shout the idea, and sprint the first mile—no second‑guessing. Hit that first step, then hit the next with the same reckless joy. I’ve got your back, let’s watch the spark turn into a full‑on fireworks show.