writing as a conduit
You didn’t know quite what you thought, and you didn’t know quite how to respond to the conversation you found yourself drawn into. Maybe it felt exciting; more likely, a bit embarrassing to be dumbstruck and tongue-tied. Now you have something—maybe preliminary, doubtless evolving, but recognizably your own contribution to an ineluctably social pr... See more
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Sometimes the act of funneling thoughts into physical form on paper can be a key part of self-actualizing and can give us the sense that our mental wanderings and discoveries are now being held accountable by us and will not be forgotten.
Shannon Lee • Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee
Access the root of your mind where you can tinker with the source code. This is an exciting and primal place to be. It’s easy to feel like you receive your own thoughts, but the real glowing moments of the day are when you’re you switch from reading thoughts to writing thoughts (from read-mode to write-mode). After you forge a new thought, you writ
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You should write because when you know that you’re going to write, it changes the way you live. I’m thinking about a book I read called Field Notes on Science & Nature , a collection of essays by scientists about their notes. It’s hard to imagine a more tedious concept — a book of essays about notes ? — but in execution it was wonderful. What i... See more