the writer's lifestyle - by Akwaaba Tung
when there’s nothing to write, go take a walk, read a book, watch a movie, listen to a podcast, talk to humans... notice a good line, a powerful question, a fascinating event. the best writers are world-class noticers. hone your thinking. change your perspectives. sharpen your pen. so when you actually have something to write, it’ll be good.
when there’s nothing to write, go take a walk, read a book, watch a movie, listen to a podcast, talk to humans... notice a good line, a powerful question, a fascinating event. the best writers are world-class noticers. hone your thinking. change your perspectives. sharpen your pen. so when you actually have something to write, it’ll be good. writing doesn’t happen when you type your first word. real writing happens the moment you open your mind to the world and ask “What might inspire me today?”, every day. in the words of Macklemore: “don’t try to change the world. find something that…
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