I'm one of those people who has dozens of story ideas kicking around in his head, and not enough time to write them all. Most of them are some combination of fantasy or horror with humour mixed in, which is how you can tell I'm a well balanced individual. Here are some of the things I've written:
Twitter has a trend called #vss365 where every day there is a one-word prompt, and authors can write tweets that include that prompt word and are a self-contained very short story. For 2024, I am participating in this trend, but instead of writing 366 very short stories (because it's a leap year), I'm writing a single novella composed of all 366 prompts. I don't know what the prompts will be until they're released, and I don't know where the story is going until I get there. It should be uncontrolled chaos. Read it here.
I sometimes do an exercise where I write a cohesive, intelligible story without narration; I can only include dialogue, and that has to be enough to get the job done. These are those stories. Some day you will tell your children about these stories, and they will say "tell us about the stories again, Steveny." Why they will call you Steveny, I don't know. But you will be happy to oblige, because you love the story of these stories as well. And that is how we will cure cancer.