> what's the point of writing 2-3 per week if you don't think you have any relevant/interesting to say? Well the 2 O-1 visas, 1 upcoming greencard (fingers cro

> what's the point of writing 2-3 per week if you don't think you have any relevant/interesting to say? Well the 2 O-1 visas, 1 upcoming greencard (fingers crossed), and ~$250k in infoproduct sales have been nice :) I rarely feel like I have nothing relevant or interesting to say. When I write daily for 3 weeks straight it gets a little wobbly. The problem for me is that the brain gets full and I have too many ideas rattling around in there. With a lesser publishing schedule I can create time to write/work on bigger long-term projects (like a book), but what ends up happening are these long HN comments and such because the writing has to go somewhere. Another issue is that with less publishing, suddenly nothing feels important enough. There's only 2 slots, better make them good! And that's paralyzing. More slots is better, but then there's no time for longer higher impact projects.