First we shape our feedback loops; then they shape us
substack.com · 1,321 words · saved by 2 readers
Strengthening taste
Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror, Parmigianino, c. 1524 An interesting thing I noticed when I reread some of my old diaries last year was that, in terms of writing quality, there was a very sharp capability jump in 2019. By which I mean that when I read what I wrote in January 2019, I felt vaguely embarrassed, but when I read what I wrote in October, I really liked it. I don’t mean to say that I suddenly learned how to write from one month to the next; I had written seriously for something like 12 years before this point. But in all the years I’ve written, I’ve never improved as rapidly as…
saved by
related reading
- First we shape our feedback loops; then they shape ushenrikkarlsson.xyz
- When I accept myself just as I am, I changehenrikkarlsson.xyz
- How not to forget what mattershenrikkarlsson.xyz
- why i writemindmine.substack.com
- First we shape our social graph; then it shapes usescapingflatland.substack.com
- Pick an audience that is into the illegible you of today, not your past achievementshenrikkarlsson.xyz
- First we shape our social graph; then it shapes ushenrikkarlsson.xyz
- How to write and what to write aboutreading.supply
- the more you write, the more there is to findvelvetnoise.substack.com
- if experience is the goal, then you always winstartingfromnix.com
- Rationality is an underrated way to be authentichenrikkarlsson.xyz
- cosmology of selfstartingfromnix.com