I insisted on writing every day, from one article a day at the beginning to two articles a day at the beginning. Squeezed out the noon break, postponed the time to sleep at night, and reduced the time for reading and reading.
Not the kind of person who is particularly good at writing, it is a little difficult to write, a little overwhelmed, like a child, staggering and walking, stumbling, and crawling.
Day after day, no matter what, it's just to think of a way to finish, to write, to express, to conceive, to try to write a little text, to try to create a small composition from scratch.
There is almost no income and there are not many followers. It is purely spontaneous and voluntary self-discipline, it is the piety of the heart, the nature of habits, the firmness of will, and the practice of dreams.
Neither, it's all the same, I can't tell. One thing is clear, I know it's hard, and I stick to it. Maybe I want to know myself through writing, or maybe I want to explore my inner potential through writing.
The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates famously said, "Know thyself." This motto was inscribed on the temple of the holy city of Delphi in Greece.
It is not only Socrates' personal motto, but also his advice to the world, emphasizing that people should know and recognize their own nature and identity.
Writing is a process of knowing oneself, which has nothing to do with the outside, nothing to do with others, nothing to do with one's inner world, and one's own thinking, cognition, mood, and realm.
The content of writing is emanating from the inside out, presenting a person's subjective consciousness, a person's knowledge structure, a person's cognitive level, and a person's academic cultivation.
Being able to sit down, be still, and concentrate on writing is a pleasant experience. Compared with reading, passively absorbing the thoughts and wisdom of others, writing is a kind of innovation, a kind of development, and a high-level state of mind experience.
Compared with the experience of wearing new clothes, eating food, and shopping on the street, the experience of writing is more wonderful, and the process of writing is more unforgettable.
Give it a thumbs up and encourage you!