writing in public - by Ava - bookbear express
by Peter Sacks (love you Mina!) I get asked more about sharing my life than anything else. As in: how do I share more of myself online? How do I feel comfortable showing people my writing when I don’t think it’s perfect? Do you ever feel weird being so exposed?
by Peter Sacks (love you Mina!) I get asked more about sharing my life than anything else. As in: how do I share more of myself online? How do I feel comfortable showing people my writing when I don’t think it’s perfect? Do you ever feel weird being so exposed? A lot of people are interested in sharing more, but they’re also horrified by the potential repercussions. I can relate: viewed through a certain lens, telling the world about your life has endless downsides and very few upsides. You could come across as pathetic, or too privileged, or out of touch; your writing or lifestyle choices…
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