Fifty-Five Days In: Being Wrong in Public and Writing on Empty
Fifty-five days of daily posts: calibrating my opinions by being wrong in public, letting go of saved-up ideas, and why the empty-tank days are worth it.
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Fifty-five days of daily posts: calibrating my opinions by being wrong in public, letting go of saved-up ideas, and why the empty-tank days are worth it.
Forty-one days of daily blogging taught me I write to find ideas, not share them, and that cutting half the draft is where the thinking happens.
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Why I stopped blogging, why I'm starting again, and why I want a corner of the internet I own: no ads, no walled garden, just my own words and time.