Why should anybody read what you write?
With a genuinely curious attitude, you might discover pathways to satisfy your inner desire to express your creativity and find the attention of other people.
Repetition is boring. Repetition is growth.
Free-flowing writing is flowing freely. Who am I to stop it? The author.
Kaleidoscopic Voyages (a short story)
Like a quasar sending colored cards about its death, rapid sparkles of pearls and diamonds echo in the dark forest.
Coherence between Ideas and Problems
Once you have created your 100 ideas to write about and then list your 12 favorite problems, you should look for coherence between the two.
Gradations
Knowing gradations means recognizing more patterns, having a richer perception, and a richer capability to express yourself.
Merging and Revising my Favorite Problems into a Draft
I started from version 2, and I developed a couple of problems per article. I joined the six drafts into a 1’500-words essay.
My 12 Favorite Problems, Version 2
I am iterating on the 12 Favorite Problems Technique. I am merging a first iteration and two drafts coming from my notes.
Structured Long-form writing by Integrating Multiple Perspectives
By making a structured inquiry on a topic, you can integrate multiple points of view in a longer article.
Thinking of quitting. It’s only a thought though.
How would I feel if I stopped now? I am terrified I could never write again. In the end, I have not written daily for decades. How would it be like to write weekly?
Build a System To Build
To create a habit, you have to feel a certain amount of pain, but it’s not lethal. It’s not the end of the world. And the more you insist, the more you try, the more the pain becomes a joy.