Arising answers

I am in this state where, for every question that arises, an answer follows.

"How can I do better at work?" Make friends, use a Franklin, start earlier.
"What is my next piece about?" China. And the theatre laboratory.
"Will my class fill?" If you fill it.
"How do I fill it?" Donate your salary to charity & recruit now.
"How do I get my house clean?" Only do 2 hours at a time.
"What matters the most?" Ethics in action.
"What would Chekhov do?" Heal the people, save the forests, write his plays, support his family, while dying.
"How can I get in shape?" Get a buddy, 5 sweatpants, and a scale.
"Should I learn Mandarin or Cantonese?" Both. Cantonese first.
"What's the most important right now?" Sleep, people, gym, downtime, work, faith, Art.
"What's meta-most important?" Changing your habits.
"Meta-meta?" Keep walking your path.
"Advice?" Just because you don't know your purpose, doesn't mean you're not fulfilling it.

"Which part of the journey is this?" The turn.
"Will it all work out?" Yes.
"Is the next part better?" Yes.
"Did I wreck that one thing?" Maybe. Probably not.
"How do I make things happen faster?" Habits are your only obstacle.
"How can I change my habits?" Like you'd make a play.
"What would make it easier?" Find the urgently personal question which only this journey can answer. Don't do it alone.
"What about sex?" It's not time yet. It'll happen fast when you're ready.
"How will I know I'm ready?" When it starts showing up all around you.

"What question should I be asking?" That one.
"C'mon, answer." Ask, How can I be happy?
"How can I be happy?" Go to the gym.
"Why?" It's fun to sweat. And gets funner.
"What's the thing I keep forgetting?" Love.
"What would help me remember that?" Hot tubs. Be more vulnerable.