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Mini Blog Post 27: On blog posts — Neel Nanda
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A retrospective on my month of daily blogging, what I’ve gotten out of it, why you should do a daily writing project, and advice for doing this well.
Mini Blog Post 27: On blog posts Jul 18 Written By Neel Nanda Introduction I finished my month of daily blogging a week ago. These began as 15 minute-a-day posts and, er, ballooned into 3+ hours a day by the end. Which was not the plan. But I am really, really glad I did this, and think I’ve gotten a ton out of it! My goal in this post is to look back on what I learned from it, to give advice for anyone considering starting a similar project, and to convince you that it’s a good use of your time! Retrospective Overall, I am incredibly happy with this project! This began as a 15 min/day project
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