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Do I really need to feel 'inspired' to write? | Ep 47
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Summary
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In this episode, the host explores the question of whether one needs to feel inspired to write. They discuss the idea that waiting for inspiration can be a trap and that writing is a skill that can be developed through practice. The host shares examples of famous writers who pushed themselves to write even when they didn't feel inspired. They also provide three frameworks for developing a writing routine: writing daily, setting a writing routine, and lowering expectations. The episode ends with a reminder to keep writing and a teaser for the next episode.
Takeaways
Waiting for inspiration to write can be a trap; writing is a skill that can be developed through practice.
Famous writers like Stephen King and Victor Hugo pushed themselves to write even when they didn't feel inspired.
Developing a writing routine and setting aside dedicated time for writing can help overcome the need for inspiration.
Lowering expectations and focusing on the act of writing itself can make it easier to start and continue writing.
Writing is important, so allocate time to it and prioritize it in your life.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: Questioning the Need for Inspiration
02:01 Challenging the Myth of Waiting for Inspiration
03:54 Examples of Writers Pushing Themselves to Write
07:03 Practical Tips for Establishing a Writing Routine
09:50 Lowering Expectations and Focusing on the Act of Writing
11:52 Conclusion: Separating Feeling from the Work
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