"به جهنم با بیشتر. من به خواب‌های بیشتر و نوشتن بیشتر نیاز دارم."

The heart of this quote is a rejection of the endless pursuit of material gain in favor of chasing creative and aspirational dreams. It’s a wake-up call that sometimes, we get so caught up in acquiring more—more money, more possessions, more status—that we forget what truly enriches our lives. Instead of accumulating stuff, the author yearns for more dreams and more writing, which are personal and fulfilling pursuits.

Imagine the context: You're sitting in a quiet room, perhaps late at night, with your thoughts swirling around. You've just had a really long day dealing with the pressures of work, societal expectations, and the never-ending race to have more. It's in moments like these that such a sentiment might burst out. It's a declaration of prioritizing passions over the rat race.

Take J.K. Rowling, for example. Before Harry Potter became a household name, she was living in a tiny apartment, struggling to make ends meet. She didn’t have much in terms of material wealth, but she had a dream—a magical world filled with wizards and adventure. She poured her soul into writing, often jotting down notes at cafes while her baby slept beside her. Her dream and writing eventually led to immense success, not just financially but in terms of personal fulfillment and global impact.

So, how do you apply this wisdom to your own life? Start by identifying what you truly love. What dreams live deep inside you? It could be anything—painting, writing, designing, teaching. Whatever it is, carve out time for it. Maybe you’re a software engineer who’s always dreamed of writing a novel. Set aside an hour every day to write, even if it feels like you’re squeezing it into an already packed schedule. The key is to prioritize it as you would an important meeting or task.

Imagine this scenario: You've always loved singing, but your job as a financial analyst leaves little room for it. It’s Saturday morning, and you wake up to a quiet apartment. Instead of diving straight into the chores or urgent emails, you pick up your guitar. You spend the next hour playing and singing your heart out. Maybe you'll never perform at Carnegie Hall, but that moment of pure, unadulterated joy and creativity? That’s priceless.

In a world obsessed with more—more likes, more followers, more money—this quote is a breath of fresh air. It’s about reconnecting with what makes us human. So, next time you find yourself chasing after another promotion or a bigger house, pause for a second. Ask yourself, "What dreams have I put on hold? What passions am I neglecting?" Then, make a conscious decision to pursue them. Even if you can’t drop everything and move to a cottage by the sea to write poetry, you can find small pockets of time to nurture your dreams.

Life's richness comes from these personal, creative endeavors. So, let's say to hell with more material stuff. Let’s fill our lives with dreams and writing—or whatever it is that sets our souls on fire.