Whenever I find myself wishing I was posting more toots/articles/etc., I remind myself that the first step is to get words out of my head and onto the page. The hack is that “the page” is often a personal journal (I use Day One), a paper notebook (Baron Fig, currently) , or even a task with a note of a few sentences in Things. It all counts.
More importantly, it generates momentum. Possibly, this writer’s most crucial but immeasurable input commodity.
Related: finishing is the skill and Austin Kleon’s notes on daily blogging, and stock/flow.
