When I say “write every day”, I don’t only mean putting words on paper, or typing on a keyboard. Just as art is not painting, writing is not typing.
“Write every day” is a call to engage in the practice of noticing things every day.
Every day, open yourself up to the possibility of being inspired by the seemingly mundane.
Live stories, and tell them, every day.
Commit yourself to the act of transforming thoughts into sentences, and sentences into arguments, stories, and change. Every day.
Dancing is not steps. Art is not painting. Writing is not typing.
Creating isn’t just one action. Art is a process. And it requires us to engage in that process in some way, every...single...day.
“Write every day” is a call to engage in the practice of noticing things every day.
Every day, open yourself up to the possibility of being inspired by the seemingly mundane.
Live stories, and tell them, every day.
Commit yourself to the act of transforming thoughts into sentences, and sentences into arguments, stories, and change. Every day.
Dancing is not steps. Art is not painting. Writing is not typing.
Creating isn’t just one action. Art is a process. And it requires us to engage in that process in some way, every...single...day.
