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I prefer to switch between modes depending on the nature of the task. When I am being creative or can't get overly distracted, I find writing it down is best.
by seg_lol 6y ago
I prefer to switch between modes depending on the nature of the task.
When I am being creative or can't get overly distracted, I find writing it down is best.
When I type, I tend to want to edit too much and it breaks the flow. Even now, I have fixed words and reworded things. Editing vs creation.
The answer might be in an editor that is set to type only, like a typewriter with no backspace or correction paper. Notes should only go forward for capture.
- tetha 6y agoThis mirror why I've come over a lot of writing anxiety by using a notebook and writing by hand. It may be a bit weird, but eh. Pen and paper forces you to be a bit more deliberate for each word, because each word requires more care to be readable. But at the same time, each word written is done and set for now. And honestly, if I let it sit for an hour or two, it's usually a good enough word. And its easier to have a pen and a notebook on you and write something down whereever you are. Editing a written peace for quality is a very different thing. A text editor is much superior there.
- im3w1l 6y agoI see hints of it starting: The Waterfall Model's redemption arc.