Beard Between the Lines

I found out that when I write my outline as a raw first draft in the format of a very short story or a simplified screenplay, it works better for me. I not only enjoy the process a lot more, but it also helps me get into a more creative state. And it gives me a lot of freedom and comfort to dive into that part of writing.

I want to rewrite the code more in a more functional way. In a way I can actually produce the kind of writing I want and become more focused and mindful about my words, voice, style, and technique.

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To relax after a busy day at work: read. To break a bad feeling of writer’s block: write. You’re gonna think I’m crazy, but you’ll find some logic to this madness. I’m sure. And you’ll see it’s a powerful habit. Nobody close to me ever understood how I read to relax after work. I hear a lot of people saying they can’t read at the end of a busy day because they already worked so much reading emails and other materials, and fried their brains with work, that they can’t even open a book at night. Well, the thing is that reading a book for pleasure at the end of…