Some advice about yourself

Have you ever journeyed into your mind? It can be pretty intense especially if you take the train. I prefer to do walking tours. It takes longer but you learn a lot more. If you go too fast you can easily forget things even if you did notice them at the time. I remember this one time I made this huge revelation about how my mind worked only to wake up the next morning with no idea what I had realized. I knew it had happened but for the life of me I couldn't recall what it had been. But if you take it slow and treat your brain like one of those 19th century cameras that took forever to get an imprint of the image you'll do just fine. Its more important that you get a few good clear images than a million blank pieces of paper. You also have to realize that who you are is constantly in flux. Something that you knew about yourself yesterday may be faulty info in just a couple weeks or even less time. But its important to not only know who you are, but also who you were. Knowing who you were in the past can help you create a better you in the future. Or at least a you that you are more content with, whether others think its better is a crapshoot, but who the fuck cares what they think anyway. That's not to say you should never accept advice. If you respect someone's opinion by all means pay attention to advice they give you. So to recap, unless you respect my opinion pay no heed to this advice. Of course now I've created a paradox. If you don't respect my opinion you won't follow my advice to not follow my advice which leads to you following my advice which says not to follow my advice and so on.