I do a lot of reading. A lot. Daily.
I read fast, but it does delay me actually finishing things sometimes, including writing.
If it's not obvious, these will be bite-sized.
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Thursday, December 02, 2010
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Reverb 10, Day 1. One word.
I don't want to explain.
2010's word is comfort.
Next year: fit.
Debated belonging, but I think fit works.
2010's word is comfort.
Next year: fit.
Debated belonging, but I think fit works.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Process: one/day
Following Cole's lead, a little reflection about the One Post a Day project.
I agree with him in that it helps focus a concept to the point of sharing succinctly, but the down side I'd share is that I certainly have less time.
In fact, today's the first night in a week that I haven't had obligations other than this post. Well, I do, but they're not as pressing/scheduled as the others have been. Haven't even touched WoW in that time, in fact.
And I also suspect that quality suffers.
From memory, my blog output has generally been best when it's one or two a week. That gives me some time to percolate on a subject rather than just tossing it out there for the sake of having something up for the day.
And in fact, after the obligation of one-a-day is over, I suspect I'll take a hiatus to get things back to normal, and then try to go back to a schedule of that sort.
One a week is manageable. One a day is pressure, and it's not a good kind of pressure considering everything else I've got going on. But I've made it this far, so I'll (be trying to) finish out the month.
I agree with him in that it helps focus a concept to the point of sharing succinctly, but the down side I'd share is that I certainly have less time.
In fact, today's the first night in a week that I haven't had obligations other than this post. Well, I do, but they're not as pressing/scheduled as the others have been. Haven't even touched WoW in that time, in fact.
And I also suspect that quality suffers.
From memory, my blog output has generally been best when it's one or two a week. That gives me some time to percolate on a subject rather than just tossing it out there for the sake of having something up for the day.
And in fact, after the obligation of one-a-day is over, I suspect I'll take a hiatus to get things back to normal, and then try to go back to a schedule of that sort.
One a week is manageable. One a day is pressure, and it's not a good kind of pressure considering everything else I've got going on. But I've made it this far, so I'll (be trying to) finish out the month.
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