My Approach to Writing And Finding New Ideas

Habits, fewer words, and finding different ways to inspire.

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“Time magnifies the margin between success and failure. It will multiply whatever you feed it. Good habits make time your ally. Bad habits make time your enemy.”

— James Clear

You’re a writer.

You have ideas.

You have experience

You have knowledge.

…but you don’t have time. It can empower your writing. It’s the polish that gives your work clarity.

Like James Clear says, “time magnifies the margin between success and failure.”

I can’t control time, but I can choose how to use it.

I can choose good habits, writing with fewer words, and how to write something besides articles.

These are the keys to finding new ideas.

Building Good Habits

James Clear’s Atomic Habits changed my behavior. It influenced what I do when I wake up, how I work, and what I think of health.