This gets much easier with practice. One exercise that that worked for me was to force myself to share anything (projects, til, ideas, experiments, advice) daily for 111 days. Then scale down.
Compare untested.sonnet.io and sonnet.io/projects
The latter took 10 years to have a list of projects. With the former, there’s almost no friction, although I have spikes and slower periods.
Also, people appreciate people who share and talk about their work, and that can lower the bar for things like correct grammar/vocab/clear structure.
To improve my overall fluency I made a writing tool that separates editing from writing: enso.sonnet.io.
Another thing that can work well are weekly updates/summaries. But this gets harder if you struggle with building habits and prefer shorter feedback loops.
PS. I'm not at Simon's level here although he is one of my inspirations - my main untested feed posts take 1-2 hours minimum, the smaller notes/branches can be < 20 min.
PPS. I'm working on a short list of actionable tips / places to share work. Hit me up via email and I'll send it over when it's done.
Compare untested.sonnet.io and sonnet.io/projects
The latter took 10 years to have a list of projects. With the former, there’s almost no friction, although I have spikes and slower periods.
Also, people appreciate people who share and talk about their work, and that can lower the bar for things like correct grammar/vocab/clear structure.
To improve my overall fluency I made a writing tool that separates editing from writing: enso.sonnet.io.
Another thing that can work well are weekly updates/summaries. But this gets harder if you struggle with building habits and prefer shorter feedback loops.
PS. I'm not at Simon's level here although he is one of my inspirations - my main untested feed posts take 1-2 hours minimum, the smaller notes/branches can be < 20 min.
PPS. I'm working on a short list of actionable tips / places to share work. Hit me up via email and I'll send it over when it's done.