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13. 🌊 Until the wave ended

Sergey Fage on the Schmit16 community channel wrote excellent material from personal experience, which I slightly edited (but you read the source too):

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Yesterday <I was asked> how I can write so easily and so much. and how it turns out that I have no fear of criticism, and the feeling that I am talking about some unfinished things. I thought about it. It seems that the main answer to this question is that I catch the emotional wave on which I write about something, and publish before this emotional wave is over. A couple of analogies: β€” if you start thinking about going to meet a girl, it’s difficult to do it. β€” if I start thinking about whether I am good at dancing or playing the piano or playing tennis, then I start dancing and playing badly. You need to be in the stream. How it works for me: - I am denied the desire to work out some question - to work it out, I sit a little, meditate, and look at what thoughts come about this question - then I really want to share my thoughts with other people, and through this I better understand my thoughts myself - I write my posts, even long ones, in one breath, in 15-30 minutes, and do not edit - then I publish them, and IMPORTANT, I do this before the emotional wave on which I write them ends - if I don't publish right away, then the inner critic wakes up and the story turns into tedious work for 15-30 minutes -the inner critic still wakes up after the publication and sometimes thinks "damn, what the shit I wrote, everyone will not like it ashamed blah blah blah." - but it's too late, he didn't have time :) :) - at the same time, it seems that the posts as a result are more sincere and real and emotional, and many people like this. in general, it seems that when one of us is rushing from something, then other people notice it and love this energy and they are thrilled - understandably not everyone likes it, I also heard criticism that it should be more structured and more organized, and from very smart people. it's just not me, I'm not so interested To summarize, I also have a fear of speaking in front of the public, and a fear that some of my ideas will be rejected, and then I also look at the number of likes that are given to my posts. just for some reason I learned to act quickly and without thinking, and as a result, it turns out to act The post was written in ~ 18 minutes (including meditation to understand the key factor) and I did not revise or edit it :) What do you think? Does something resonate, is it useful?