Mistakes made, and lessons (possibly not) learnt (yet).

Begin, Middle, End template ideas

Outline of the main arguments
If I have an idea, can I present it from multiple ideas

The main problem is the overall structure.
If I have identified a problem, can I use this as a scratch-pad for thinking and explore the solutions in the real-world.

What is the best way to teach ourselves basic life-lessons and how can we impart them (atleast a few key ones) to our children?
I'm worried about how our son is wasting away.
Ofcourse, it's early days, but we are totally clueless about what will engage him and help him lead a near0normal life.

This is not a mornig three pages writing exercise.
You're supposed to be thinking of the life lessons for your children.

I often find myself asking the question, what do I want to be doing in my life?
I need to remind myself, do more and think less about what to do.
Spend more time improving what you're doing.
Work on your "doing" whatever it maybe, as a rare craft and skill.
Try and become very very good at it.

Most of this is commonsense gyaan and nothing new being discovered by yourself.
Any random self-help blog will tell you the same, in different sugar-coated variations.
So I need to find a unique way of presenting my so-called unique observations.

Why are you trying to escape the now and instead invent some future utopia, where all of your current problems are far behind you.
Don't think it will every happen. So you might as well make list of problems / games / issues / things to chase, over a long term.

Do you think you have it in you as a writer?
No yet, but i'll get there, by sheer dint of hard work and hours at the chair and plugging aaway at it.

Your focus till now, has been the ideas, emerging from your brain. Like random thoughts, these are random and can't be controlled.
What you need is a controlled narrative. In which the flow will be random, but you have a creative control over the general direction of thought.