Every time I write daily, I realise a few things.
One: I struggle to put work up everyday.
Two: I struggle with what kind of work I put up everyday.
When I’m writing daily like this current time again, I find myself pausing through the day to think what is worth writing about. I know that Casey Neistat shared about how he crafted the day to fit his storyline, including his meetings with people. It also meant he cut a lot of people out of his life, especially if they weren’t interesting enough.
Me, on the other hand, have moments of thought where I think would make for the world’s next philosophy. I mentally think through plans and revisions of it, and I think it’ll change the society we live in, and might get rid of poverty. I think it would revolutionise the social structures and traditions.
and then I come to the computer to type it out, only to find that I either can’t remember it, or if I made notes, the notes make no sense.
And there, I learn another thing in my daily writing
Three: I can really make a mountain out of a molehill sometimes.
Today’s book reading and music listening was:
- The Secret History by Donna Tart (about 10% into the book)
- Classical Music for Reading Spotify Playlist
- The Daily Podcast: for 29 Aug, not 30 Aug
- Jocko Podcast with Remi Adeleke (10mins in)
Games:
- Nier Automata – my aim is to get to the first save point. It’s taking forever, and I died twice. I bought a new Playstation controller to get a bit more control over this situation.
I might try to update with these things that I’ve read and consumed through the day, it might lead to a bit more interesting blog updates. Which might lead to more interesting art, who knows?