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It's in the article. Literally under the "Why" paragraph.
by stackbutterflow 4y ago
It's in the article. Literally under the "Why" paragraph.
- quanticle 4y agoI presume this is the passage you're referring to: The problem is that I’m not getting much better at unprompted creative work. Observing problems and solving them, coming up with ideas and executing… those opportunities come few and far between in the university classroom. The problem is that writing is a total non sequitir of a answer to, "How can I get better at unprompted creative work?" There are lots of other things, from painting to programming to just going on walks that could make one better at unprompted creative work. So my question stands. Why writing? And why writing 500 words, specifically?
- stackbutterflow 4y agoLiterally two lines below > But I’ve decided it’s time to take my creative development into my own hands and I’m starting with writing. He's starting with writing. He didn't say that writing is the only way to be more creative. Just that the author has decided to start with writing. Because you gotta start somewhere and he already has a blog.