Dreaming the world.

Fantasy allows us to see and feel stuff that is not currently here.

We can daydream, project, and imagine non-existing situations until they’re (almost) real and present.

Tropical island?

Check.

Little b&b on a picturesque Portuguese mountaintop, goat included?

No problem.

Sitting in a Ferrari, slowly driving the Saint-Tropez boulevard?

There we go!

We can create moments, people, feelings, and sensations without leaving our couch.

We can escape winter, marriage, and even addiction, and be somewhere and someone else for a little while.

And we can call that inspiration, or disappointment.

It’s one of those things.

We don’t really think it’s a big deal.

But it is.

It’s gigantic.

In fact: it’s the ONLY deal.

Not just as a rich and deeply engaging ability, but mostly because of the implications it has for when we’re not daydreaming.

Or don’t know we are.

Our talent, our unique capability, to create almost any circumstance vividly and…