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This is awesome. Reminds me of the girl who learned to dance in one year by recording herself every day. Also reminds me of Seth Godin who recommends starting t
by mehulkar 13y ago
This is awesome. Reminds me of the girl who learned to dance in one year by recording herself every day. Also reminds me of Seth Godin who recommends starting the day by producing rather than consuming and follows the practice by writing a new blog post every day, without fail.
Consistency is so hugely important. Quality is born from quantity.
- it_learnses 13y ago"Start the day by producing instead of consuming." Sounds wonderful. I'm going to try and live by that. Thanks for this :)
- mehulkar 13y agoGood luck. My longest streak doing this was 6 days I think.
- garybizzle 13y agobut i love breakfast.
- jimhart3000 13y agoThen cook it before you eat it.
- garybizzle 13y agogenius
- pbhjpbhj 13y agoBut don't "consume" any energy cooking it?
- pakitan 13y ago> Quality is born from quantity Could be. But Seth Godin is hardly the living proof. In fact, I've stopped reading his blog long time ago precisely because of the sheer number of "I need to write about something today" type of posts. I much prefer when people write when they have something really meaningful to say. Which is what Paul Graham usually does, for example. I guess that's a case for "quality breeds quality".
- drivers99 13y agoA blogger I read, Tynan ( http://tynan.com/ http://tynan.com/ ), writes a blog post every day, however he posts only the best ones, in order to maximize quality (i.e. both from being selective and from the practice of writing).