Aries
She closed her eyes and let the rain fall on her face, and after another second, I could not have said what were raindrops, and what tears.
Sarah Waters
The best ideas arrive without permission and with no clear instructions for what you are supposed to do with them. You carry them around for days or weeks, turning them over like a coin in your pocket, waiting for the right moment or the right person or the right project to attach them to. But most good ideas do not wait for perfect conditions. They need you to make the first move before you know where it leads. The simplest version of starting is telling one person about the thing you have been thinking about. Not asking for advice, not looking for approval. Just saying it out loud to see what shape it takes when it leaves your head.