A certain André Brochu had something very nice to say: ''There is no point in running after inspiration, it comes to those who know how to warm it up. Louis Pasteur had an even more brilliant saying: « The greatness of human actions is measured by the inspiration that gives them birth. »

I have heard that there are many women who have been both the love and the inspiration of famous artists. I will mention only one: Picasso. Indeed, love should be an inexhaustible source of inspiration.

And here's another thing I read that made an impression on me: inspiration is not an idea, it is not this ability to do things, but rather it is everything that surrounds us, our environment, all the people that exist, good or bad. Inspiration exists, it is in life, in nature. You just have to look for it. I think Madonna agrees with me in saying almost the same thing.

In The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, Deepak Chopra tells us that inspiration is a wonderful gift we can give ourselves every day. To feed our spirit, to remind us of the power of life flowing through us, to be inspired to manage our power with greater awareness.

My hope is that these few words will inspire the reader to do right now what they have been putting off for weeks. Everything depends on us and nobody else, so it's up to us to act. By the way, if you want to have inspiring ideas, all you have to do is surround yourself with inspiring people, which is what Linda and Jeff Church recommend in their book The Thirst for Change.

In conclusion, I will say that you can't wait for inspiration to come, you have to chase it. I believe it was Jack London who said this word. He even added to run after it with a club.
I read somewhere that inspiration is like water, when it flows you have to drink it.
If inspiration runs out, it's better to keep quiet. By way of advice, I would say that music promotes inspiration.