There are 3 things I particularly appreciate about this, Ev.
1) the consistency of this approach means that you don’t have to decide each day whether or not to do this or debate when or whether to do it. It happens because it’s a routine like breakfast, showering, etc.
2) the flexibility. You may feel called to polish something, or to build on a prior draft or to remix something. You’re not forced to start from scratch.
3) the private, non-performative approach. It’s not about tweeting stuff to self-validate with likes but about creating in your own creative space to then share when/if ready.
I also like the notion of sparks.
Thanks for sharing this approach and your rationale behind it, along with the useful screenshots that provide a feel for it. - Jeremy
There are 3 things I particularly appreciate about this, Ev.
1) the consistency of this approach means that you don’t have to decide each day whether or not to do this or debate when or whether to do it. It happens because it’s a routine like breakfast, showering, etc.
2) the flexibility. You may feel called to polish something, or to build on a prior draft or to remix something. You’re not forced to start from scratch.
3) the private, non-performative approach. It’s not about tweeting stuff to self-validate with likes but about creating in your own creative space to then share when/if ready.
I also like the notion of sparks.
Thanks for sharing this approach and your rationale behind it, along with the useful screenshots that provide a feel for it. - Jeremy