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Why write more: improve your epistemics, self-care, & 28 other reasons - LessWrong
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Writing is like exercise. It’s just good on so many levels. …
x Why write more: improve your epistemics, self-care, & 28 other reasons — LessWrong Writing (communication method) Practical Frontpage 24 Why write more: improve your epistemics, self-care, & 28 other reasons by KatWoods 17th Dec 2022 7 min read 1 24 Writing is like exercise. It’s just good on so many levels. Writing can be high impact Writing can be inspiring Writing can help you learn and grow Writing can help your career Writing can be meaningful and deeply satisfying Writing can get you into flow And also, just like with exercise, almost nobody writes enough Whenever I get back into the h
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