Self-Development

Anxiety

Fear

Learning

Perfectionism

Productivity

• Sneaky Productivity Hack #1: The Lazy—I mean Genius—Way I Actually Get Things Done
• How to Create a Permanently Motivating Goal
• Expect That the Road Will Be Hard and You Will Win the Long Game
• Book Notes: “Work Energy” by Jim Harmer
• Update to Free Notion Template of the Zettelkasten Note-Taking Method
• How to Set Up Your Own Zettelkasten Method of Note-Taking on Notion (+ Free Template)
• Book Notes: “Organised Chaos” by Elizabeth Filips
• Book Notes: “Succeed: How We Can Reach Our Goals” by Heidi Grant Halvorson, Ph.D. – Part 2 – Specific Stretch Goals & How vs Why Thinking
• Book Notes: “The Pomodoro Technique” by Francesco Cirillo | Focus & Productivity
• Do Anything

Writing

• The Writing Process of Brandon Sanderson (Why He Writes So Fast)
• Why Motivation Drops After You Outline a Story (And How to Get It Back)
• Why Donna Tartt Takes Years Between Books — And What That Teaches Us About Depth
• Why Some Writers Never Finish Their First Book
• Why James Patterson Uses Ultra-Short Chapters — And What That Teaches Us About Momentum
• 29 Captivating Romance Story Prompts
• 51 Story-First Fantasy Worldbuilding Prompts (For Creating Scenes, Not Encyclopedia Entries)
• Flash Fiction: Mandatory Icebreaker
• 6 Surprising Tips for Writing Your Story Out of Order
• How Do You Know You’re Done Drafting When You Write Out of Order?

Personal

• Why Stephen King writes every day — and why that advice might not work for you
• What Writing 26 Blog Posts in One Quarter Taught Me
• The Writing Process of Brandon Sanderson (Why He Writes So Fast)
• Why Motivation Drops After You Outline a Story (And How to Get It Back)
• Andy Weir’s Problem-Solving Story Method (Why His Stories Feel So Outrageously Real)
• Story: Biosphere
• How to Draft a Novel Using Relational Notion Databases as an Obsidian Alternative
• Why Donna Tartt Takes Years Between Books — And What That Teaches Us About Depth
• Why Some Writers Never Finish Their First Book
• Why James Patterson Uses Ultra-Short Chapters — And What That Teaches Us About Momentum