"Writing," "Continuing," and "Fitting In." Three notes that stayed in my heart

Hello, this is Haru.

Once again, I would like to introduce three notes that I read recently and that stayed in my heart🗒️✏️

Beyond just marketing know-how, the world of note is packed with the "power of words" and "hints for living."

In the three articles I am introducing this time, I felt a common essence regarding "writing," "continuing," and "being yourself amidst change."

Now, let me introduce them one by one.

📝 Lee-mam-san

"After all, it's the white space."

What Lee-mam-san realized after starting note was the importance of the readability of text and white space🗒️

It is wonderful how she expanded the concept of "white space" from the world of design to writing, daily life, and even one's state of mind.

In writing, in life, and in the heart. There are things that can only be conveyed because there is white space.
"Conveying" isn't about the amount of words, but what dwells in the gaps.

It was a warm article that reminded me of that once again.

📝 Fukuonote-san

"Three things + one that I am conscious of to continue enjoying note and blogging"

"Continuing" is truly difficult. But if you enjoy it, you can surely keep going.
Written with that sentiment, Fukuonote-san's article is packed with hints useful for anyone who wants to continue note for a long time.

✏️ Write what you want to write
🖐️ Don't write articles that are only criticism
💛 Press the 'Like' button
🏃‍♂️ Don't push yourself too hard

These four are all important!

📝 Nashio-san

"Is changing jobs like studying abroad!? ~To you who can't fit into your new company~"

The sense of discomfort of "I just don't fit in..." right after changing jobs. That is the same as
an international student confused by cultural differences. Nashio-san kindly offers words for this discomfort using the unique analogy of "studying abroad."

You don't have to rush. It's natural not to fit in right away. But you don't have to let go of being yourself.

After finishing it, it's the kind of article that makes you want to tell yourself, "It's okay."

Finally

I believe the charm of note lies not just in information, but in "how you encounter someone's words."

The three articles I introduced this time each taught me the importance of moving at one's own pace while cherishing one's own "uniqueness."

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