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Shane Parrish recently did a podcast on this topic with Brian Koppelman. In the podcast, Brian Koppelman talked about how we wrote a single page everyday, howev
by grativo 6y ago
Shane Parrish recently did a podcast on this topic with Brian Koppelman. In the podcast, Brian Koppelman talked about how we wrote a single page everyday, however he did would not stop writing once he started. Rather than writing it was a thinking technique using writing as a medium. It was a way to derive thoughts from the subconscious. He also mentions how maintaining momentum is important in accomplishing tasks such as writing.
Also kind of fun to see how scripts are created and how they are revised from rough draft to final draft.
https://fs.blog/knowledge-project/brian-koppelman/ https://fs.blog/knowledge-project/brian-koppelman/
- stefannn 6y agoAbsolutely, once you start you get momentum and it is difficult to stop. I wrote just today over 2000 words and I planed just for 500. That's why we don't show the writing goal anywhere on the writing page, so that you don't have any limit while writing. I will check the podcast, thanks for sharing!
- grativo 6y agoNo problem! I myself actually am a newcomer to writing, but I am excited to see how I develop myself as I continue with this!
- swyx 6y ago3 pages a day I think it was. the Miracle Pages practice from Julia Cameron.
- grativo 6y agoYes, this is the book that Koppelman talked about. Apologies for not referencing this earlier!