Ideas are good for finding what you meed for your story and the rest can be used for other projects because no ideas are a waste. Ideas can be intertwined and used in a project or saved for another or several. Don't listen to the editor because it is not time to pay the editor for the services, send the editor on vacation and recall the editor at the appropriate time.

What ideas cause passionate responses or cling to your memory the most? Can they be worked into your story? Are these ideas something that you can create a word picture vivid and engaging and emotional for the reader? Will these ideas help develop characters, scenes, plot, and world building? Let the ideas play around in your imagination and see what pictures the words develop. If the pictures/scenes speak to you and stimulate your writing spirit go with the flow and see where things start, sustain, and end as much as possible and this will give you an idea about what plot your story is entertaining. Sometimes you can have a story within a story. Fit together what works and fit together what works for another time. Capture the ideas so you do not forget them.

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