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Illuminate\Database\QueryException
SQLSTATE[22032]: <<Unknown error>>: 3140 Invalid JSON text: "Invalid value." at position 3 in value for column 'articles.content_json'. (Connection: mysql, SQL: update `articles` set `content_json` =
There’s a question that any author will get asked at least once: _Where do you get your ideas?_
They all have different answers. Stephen King said that if you have to ask, you shouldn’t become a writer. Murakami said it’s about paying attention. George R.R. Martin said that ideas are cheap, and has even suggested that his own work isn’t very original. Joyce Carol Oates, with one of the more helpful answers, said that inspiration comes from the act of writing itself.
It’s only natural to ask this question. To wonder if there is some secret magic that the great idea-havers possess that we don’t. [_Where are all the good ideas?_](https://freeideasnet.substack.com)
This idea problem extends beyond writing. Years ago, I briefly moved to Croatia. I went alone. I was unemployed. I didn’t
[meet many people](How-to-Meet-People-in-a-New-City) there. And I was just sitting there at a lonely beach by the quiet little bay, in a small town in a strange place where I did not know the language, thinking—what now? I felt all out of ideas. I felt stuck. When I asked for advice, people would tell me I needed to “find myself” or “search for my passion” and that things would “fall into place”. My impression was that I was supposed to go meditate on a mountaintop until the perfect idea showed up. And, well, that was more intimidating than it was inspiring. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it didn’t work.But there was another, more effective approach right in front of me: **to** **open the door**. In other words, the most effective way for me to get good ideas was not to sit around and wait for them to occur. It was to take action so that the ideas could arrive. To start before I knew what I was doing.
One visualization is to think about your mind like a great big hallway with thousands of doors. A Monsters Inc. sort of thing. Each of those
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822 throw new QueryException(
823 $this->getName(), $query, $this->prepareBindings($bindings), $e
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