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Benefits of writing blog posts - Rik Huijzer
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Convincing myself of why writing is a good habit to have.
Benefits of writing blog posts - Rik's Weblog ← back 2020-01-16 last update: 2025-05-02 Benefits of writing blog posts The first step into creating good habits is figuring out why exactly you want the habit. To me, writing blog posts seems like a good habit, but I'm unsure why. This post will attempt to convince the reader and myself of the benefits. I have combined my own ideas with the ideas by Terry Tao [1] and Gregory Gunderson [2] , and grouped them. Pedagogic benefits Writing detailed expository notes is a way to practise research. This allows you to break free from the methods you are u
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