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From a Free-Flowing Draft to an Article

Review your spontaneous and unfiltered writing to extract exciting ideas and concepts to create a final draft to be published.

Disconnect with your surroundings to enter into deep communication with your inner voice. A writing practice close to meditation promises wonders.

Write every day, feel the pain of the struggle, do it for several days. You will be able to write well even if you feel exhausted.

Constraints can help you focus on your creative work. But don’t use them as an end when their purpose is to be a means.

So you want to be part of a group of people building a habit to write daily. Well, there are rules to follow. More or less.

Daily writing means writing every day. You need to write, especially when you have no will to do it. Like today.

Stop overthinking and start. Create in public. You will learn unexpected things, you will discover unknown sides of yourself, you will want more.

Avoid killing your ideas by doing boring logistical work: simplify and automate your processes, you will have more time to create.

Find an idea. Figure out how to communicate it. Start writing.

Writing is thinking, remembering, focusing, collecting, and reflecting. Writing is augmenting and expanding thinking through time.