Daily blogging reflections - by Eli Qian - Nonlinear
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I recently completed a 30-day daily blogging experiment. From Nov 22 to Dec 21, I published something nearly every day (missed 3 days total). Here’s what I learned: It’s hard to have an interesting idea every day, let alone write about one well daily. There is value is forcing yourself to publish mid content. It removes a very large and looming potential excuse that your mind likes to use. Not having anything interesting to write about shouldn’t stop you from writing. An interesting take on writer’s block I came across recently is comparing it to weightlifting. Some days, the weight moves…
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