Great post! I love it. It's so easy to get worked up because we hit a wall while writing, but I really, really like this reframe: hitting the wall sometimes IS part of the process.
I'm pretty sure this can be applied in many other facettes of life, too!
As so often, this post lands just at the apposite moment. You’ve basically just told me that the mess of dead ends and false starts that is the current draft of the next chapter of my memoir is OK! Thank you.
Chris, tangential, but relevant--this book, The Uncontrollability of the World by sociologist Hartmut Rosa.
Oh nice thanks Nancy - I'll look it up.
It's brilliant. I promise.
Great post! I love it. It's so easy to get worked up because we hit a wall while writing, but I really, really like this reframe: hitting the wall sometimes IS part of the process.
I'm pretty sure this can be applied in many other facettes of life, too!
Ha! Yes it can be applied to life. This is what the book is all about :) Thanks for your comment Rye.
As so often, this post lands just at the apposite moment. You’ve basically just told me that the mess of dead ends and false starts that is the current draft of the next chapter of my memoir is OK! Thank you.