I always resonate deeply with your words, and your emails are some of the very few I actually read. I’m experiencing this now with stepping into writing amidst the pressures and schedules of everyday life. Do you have any guidance on how to ensure we take the steps to allow our dreams to unfold (such as actually making the time to write) vs. the feeling of it being forced?
Great question, Mike. Other than the fortnightly newsletter, which I find a breeze to write due to it being such a long-term habit, I create and schedule the other content in bulk. This then frees me up to focus on my book writing or other projects. In regards to your other question, above, even an hour a day on something we love gets us somewhere faster than not doing it. Facing the fact that I am going to die - so my time is an ever-reducing resource - tends to motivate me!
Wonderful Bronnie, am so glad it's coming together. I know this feeling intimately.
I always resonate deeply with your words, and your emails are some of the very few I actually read. I’m experiencing this now with stepping into writing amidst the pressures and schedules of everyday life. Do you have any guidance on how to ensure we take the steps to allow our dreams to unfold (such as actually making the time to write) vs. the feeling of it being forced?
And how do you personally decide when you’re writing these posts vs your novel vs working on your vlog?
Great question, Mike. Other than the fortnightly newsletter, which I find a breeze to write due to it being such a long-term habit, I create and schedule the other content in bulk. This then frees me up to focus on my book writing or other projects. In regards to your other question, above, even an hour a day on something we love gets us somewhere faster than not doing it. Facing the fact that I am going to die - so my time is an ever-reducing resource - tends to motivate me!
Thanks so much. When considering Memento Mori, I always know that I need to be writing. You're an inspiration and I appreciate you!