On September 1st, I launched my very first web novel in Italian "Gli Intuitivi" on Wattpad . It’s a project that has been living in my head and heart for years, and soon it will also be available in English. That moment of finally hitting “publish” sparked the reflections behind this article: what it really means to believe in your ideas, and how clarity and courage can turn fragile sparks into something real. I’ll admit it right away: I’ve spent plenty of time doubting my own ideas. Some felt too fragile, others too silly, and many just too unpolished to deserve a voice. But here’s the funny thing—whenever I gave those ideas the smallest chance to live, they started to surprise me. They grew, they sparked conversations, they connected dots I didn’t even know were there. And I realized that most ideas don’t fail because they’re “bad.” They fail because we don’t believe in them long enough to see what they might become. Clarity as your secret compass Clarity is not about hav...
Behind every great project, there's an invisible process of sketches, doubts, drafts, deadlines, and decisions no one ever sees. The Unseen Deck is where I talk about all that.