There are multiple things entering in your mind.

I read a lot when I was in school in the United States, and even though writing in English is very difficult for me, I wrote in journals.

A lot of my work is process-oriented. I delve into my work and sit alone in silence and work with the material and process it, like talking to yourself.

I am a community social psychologist and a lot of my work deals with social work and helping people overcoming addiction and trauma.

I write and I write and a lot of times I go back to the American lens, though sometimes it's a struggle to come from that perspective.

When you're reading from a different language that's different from your own, it's not the same as being fluent.

Every day you are bombarded by so many different things. When you sit down to process everything, it can become interesting visually. You can incorporate a lot of those things that you internalize.