42: Deciding On A Medium
If you create content in any form and have dabbled in multiple mediums, you're left with a decision about which method of consumption is best for the topic you want to present.
If you create content in any form and have dabbled in multiple mediums, you're left with a decision about which method of consumption is best for the topic you want to present.
There are times when you realize a project needs to take a hard turn. Your original intent is good, but it doesn't accomplish your goal as well as it might.
My friend,
For years I have wanted to read more books. Prolific readers rave about the benefits and world-renowned leaders often attribute their ideas and successes to their habit of reading, but to me the benefits of having read a lot of books was secondary to the innate sense that a realm of knowledge and experience was available to me, but I was missing it.
I'm pushing pen addict status. I don't think I'm there yet, but I do have three fountain pens that I thoroughly enjoy using.
It's a trap so easy to fall for: we find ourselves spending multiple hours fine-tuning, tweaking, and developing the simple structure that will automatically create more time and 3X our daily productivity.
When I made the decision to embrace pen and paper, the need for structure quickly showed its face. I wanted my writing to live in a single notebook, but that meant I needed a method of tracking progress on pieces without thumbing through the whole notebook.
I sometimes listen to books via audio but there are a couple flaws with audiobooks that have me avoiding them when I can.