Writing Block/Writing Blog
How do I stay afloat despite how busy I say I am? Maybe I'm not all that busy, yeah maybe not. I write when I can and when I feel like it. Sometimes it's not so good but I persist nonetheless because there is no such thing as a good idea or a good work. Only a mediocre work chiseled out into something somewhat decent.
It's never good perfect but it's still something I wish people can enjoy once presented. Or at least something I think I can enjoy for myself and improve upon in the near or far future. At the end of the day there's no bigger stalker of my blog than myself. Besides, it's no good to be stuck hanging on this perfectionism probably pathological - concerningly clinical. If anything, I'd say it would be an insult towards God.
I write and write and write and write until I wear myself out or until the clock tells me it's time to go to bed before rising up to another new day to carry out my tasks as usual and find the time in between to jot down what I want to say or I make it my means of procrastinating from whatever I'm supposed to be studying that very day because I'm just impulsive sometimes.
But as impulsive as I am I still try to put up this air of control and order in what I make by setting up scheduled posts on my blogs to give an impression of consistency in what I make because I don't want to upload everything in a chunk that will flood the discovery feed, just enough would be enough to appear every now and then without being overly obnoxious.
I will write whatever I please and I wish to do so until my demise or at least until some bigger calling calls itself up to me or I find it stumbling across my path that I find it important enough to take up more than whatever on earth this is.
I'm just trying to say that I'm suffering from a writer's block but throughout all blocks, one should keep writing despite how difficult and bad everything sounds on paper because like any average day, no idea - nearly none - is an eureka moment. Also scheduling posts is a go-to buffer to stay afloat instead of sinking and then floating over and over.