Oh your comics look so cool! I love the idea of using comics to explore deep dives into topics!
As for me,
1) My biggest challenge this year has been finding my cadence.
2) I've learned that when I don't establish ground rules for myself I follow what I'm interested in learning about, rather than what I feel like I should write.
Oh your comics look so cool! I love the idea of using comics to explore deep dives into topics!
As for me,
1) My biggest challenge this year has been finding my cadence.
2) I've learned that when I don't establish ground rules for myself I follow what I'm interested in learning about, rather than what I feel like I should write.
3) My goal for 2024 is to reach 1500 paid subscribers, with a complete collection of members only discussion threads and deep essays exploring humanist and utopian thought.
Ooh fascinating--so giving yourself more latitude leads to more joy/following what you want to write about? Perhaps after this first season of research about shame I’ll try that. Right now the creative constraint of one big topic feels generative to me.
Yes, before I had a set schedule (Monday post, Wednesday discussion, Friday fiction), but then I had a bunch of posts lined up and was struggling to fill the other days. So I abolished the buckets and allowed myself to post whatever I wanted whenever I wanted. Now I'm finding that a new pattern is emerging, but it's perhaps more what I've been wanting to write about!
Oh your comics look so cool! I love the idea of using comics to explore deep dives into topics!
As for me,
1) My biggest challenge this year has been finding my cadence.
2) I've learned that when I don't establish ground rules for myself I follow what I'm interested in learning about, rather than what I feel like I should write.
3) My goal for 2024 is to reach 1500 paid subscribers, with a complete collection of members only discussion threads and deep essays exploring humanist and utopian thought.
Ooh fascinating--so giving yourself more latitude leads to more joy/following what you want to write about? Perhaps after this first season of research about shame I’ll try that. Right now the creative constraint of one big topic feels generative to me.
Yes, before I had a set schedule (Monday post, Wednesday discussion, Friday fiction), but then I had a bunch of posts lined up and was struggling to fill the other days. So I abolished the buckets and allowed myself to post whatever I wanted whenever I wanted. Now I'm finding that a new pattern is emerging, but it's perhaps more what I've been wanting to write about!
That sounds deeply satisfying