is, so

A common conversational property often centers on what ‘is’ rather than what’s to come, what to make of it, where to take it: this is the essence of dull. Lots of ‘is’ but no ‘is, so…’.

You can keep talking about what ‘is’ but if it ‘is’ shouldn’t your ‘be’ be enough to appreciate it?

And if it isn’t, shouldn’t you do what you need to make the ‘is’ a ‘no more’ or a ‘is more’?

One thing that used to always confuse is how conversation is clearly an action as anything else. And yet it can also be the most inert thing you’ll ever do. Talking in circles.

And now I finally see the distinction: it’s about whether you’re ‘is’ing or ‘is, so’ing.

So this post is example of making an ‘is, so’. If you find yourself in ‘is’ topics, then you can transform it. You have an ‘is’, so sew some ‘is so’s out of it! Take the ‘is’ and make it an ‘is, so’!