As someone who *does* write every day, the reason that it's hard is because there's not always something worth saying. It's not unlike investing. You have to wait for your pitch.
I like this mainly because I actively avoid writing in a panic, on the grounds that it creates better content outcomes (or at least less trauma). However, it may be that the opposite is true and I really should panic more. I am inspired to experiment with terror. On the other hand, I do not miss the flashback exam nightmares I had for years after my 'panic finals'.
Awesome write up Kyle! Keep the good work going! I’ve got the same crap in my head - a total mess I am trying to put under control. It’s like thaming a beast!
As someone who *does* write every day, the reason that it's hard is because there's not always something worth saying. It's not unlike investing. You have to wait for your pitch.
I like this mainly because I actively avoid writing in a panic, on the grounds that it creates better content outcomes (or at least less trauma). However, it may be that the opposite is true and I really should panic more. I am inspired to experiment with terror. On the other hand, I do not miss the flashback exam nightmares I had for years after my 'panic finals'.
Over time, consistency beats intensity ... keep writing Kyle.. with or without the panic.
Awesome write up Kyle! Keep the good work going! I’ve got the same crap in my head - a total mess I am trying to put under control. It’s like thaming a beast!
Can relate! My goal for the year is to work on writing and thinking more clearly, first, by dedicating more focused time for it. Thanks for sharing!