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One Year Writing: 30 Lessons Learned in 30 Days
I’ve decided to pay 50 USD to a stranger to commit myself to do what I haven’t been able to do on my own. Thanks to the Internet.
Walking generates ideas
The more you walk, the more you have ideas.
Writing reduces your jargon and slang
Practice writing and recording your thoughts to talk better and to write in a cleaner and more understandable way. Capisc'?
Dissolve your distractions
Writing helps to improve your focused and intentional productivity by eliminating waste and procrastination.
Writing sets the focus on yourself
Writing is focusing on yourself, making you more objective and more self-aware.
Writing makes you a better observer
Learn to become a better observer by writing, consistently, about what you notice.
Writing improves your memory
You remember better what you have written. Connect your brain to a more vivid past. Leverage on your rich memories: write them down.
Connect ideas now
Information hoarding is too easy. Capture and connect your new ideas now. There's no other time to do it.
Writing builds your networks
Extrovert or introvert? Doesn’t matter. make your thoughts visible, you’ll grow your network.
Be less ambitious, be more consistent
Lower the bar and reduce expectations. Make your work easy to be done so that you cannot miss it.
Creative Loneliness
I can be creative when alone. Don’t let your time alone be wasted. Use it to write.