Why You Always Feel Like You Have Nothing To Say And What To Do About It (You Can't Learn This In School)
Paul Musso, PhDthemicrophilosopher.substack.com
Why You Always Feel Like You Have Nothing To Say And What To Do About It (You Can't Learn This In School)
The central fact of your education is this: You’ve been taught to believe that what you discover by thinking, By examining your own thoughts and perceptions, Is unimportant and unauthorized. As a result, you fear thinking, And you don’t believe your thoughts are interesting, Because you haven’t learned to be interested in them.
Verlyn Klinkenborg • Several Short Sentences About Writing
“But I don’t have anything original to say and I would be just repeating things said elsewhere on the internet!”
Consider a university professor teaching a course. Does she say anything original? Do you think she should cancel her course because somebody else discovered the things she wants to teach? Or does she have to cancel her course simply bec... See more
Consider a university professor teaching a course. Does she say anything original? Do you think she should cancel her course because somebody else discovered the things she wants to teach? Or does she have to cancel her course simply bec... See more
Alexey Guzey • Why You Should Start a Blog Right Now
One of our great fears – which haunts us when we go into the world and socialise with others – is that we may, in our hearts, be really rather boring.
But the good news is that no one is ever truly boring. They are only in danger of coming across as such when they either fail to understand their deeper selves or don’t dare (or know how) to communica... See more
But the good news is that no one is ever truly boring. They are only in danger of coming across as such when they either fail to understand their deeper selves or don’t dare (or know how) to communica... See more