Today’s productivity culture has little flexibility for this rhythm. My brain refuses to warm up on command, and some days vanish into a mysterious void. Often my focus arrives late, but once it does, it settles in and refuses to leave.
Well that was an amazing read and it is nice to not resist and just go with the flow depth with presence instead of just showing up. Have a good one!!!
People have their own rhythm, is all I can say. Sometimes it's good to push through, sometimes it's better to rest. I'm still learning, and hope to keep learning for a long time to come. But I do like the bundle approach/concept, especially since art can be a very..."situational," and what inspires you now might not inspire you after 2 years.
I feel the same, but I seem to be in a bubble, bombarded with daily writing habits, word counts, and time blocking.
Do you have some routines, you think works for you?
I basically decide in the morning what I’ll start with, and usually I work on it relentlessly all day.
I couldn’t imagine writing poems one by one. There is, of course, a difference between writing personal poetry and what I do, which is more fantasy-based, a fictive dystopian realm.
Though sometimes it feels like we’re halfway there already.
Well that was an amazing read and it is nice to not resist and just go with the flow depth with presence instead of just showing up. Have a good one!!!
i love this! we are similar! ♥️
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I can relate to this.
People have their own rhythm, is all I can say. Sometimes it's good to push through, sometimes it's better to rest. I'm still learning, and hope to keep learning for a long time to come. But I do like the bundle approach/concept, especially since art can be a very..."situational," and what inspires you now might not inspire you after 2 years.
I feel the same, but I seem to be in a bubble, bombarded with daily writing habits, word counts, and time blocking.
Do you have some routines, you think works for you?
I basically decide in the morning what I’ll start with, and usually I work on it relentlessly all day.
I couldn’t imagine writing poems one by one. There is, of course, a difference between writing personal poetry and what I do, which is more fantasy-based, a fictive dystopian realm.
Though sometimes it feels like we’re halfway there already.