Beyond 365 Days of Daily Posting... ~To Phase 2~
Yesterday marked my 365th consecutive day of posting on note.
I am truly, truly grateful to everyone who has been supporting me!
I started without much of a plan and kept going the same way, but
I'm going to think a little about what the best path forward is.
I'll take a moment to consider it.
The reason for continuing to write on note
I'm looking back on how I felt when I had posted for 55 consecutive days around my first year of starting note.
When you write on note, the information you want to know starts to gather.
It's an interesting flow where, if you put information out, even more comes back in.
It becomes a motivation to keep writing, as it further amplifies intellectual curiosity.
That's a wonderful mechanism of note.
The journey to 365 days on note
I've been hearing more and more people tell me they read my posts every day,
and that makes me feel like I can't stop now.
The feeling of wanting to take a screenshot of the milestone at 350 days because I couldn't wait for the 365th day lol
Tips for continuing on note
The presence of fellow note users has a huge influence on both the reason for starting note and the tips for continuing it.
Creating opportunities for self-reflection and gaining insights
Is that why I write!?
A year tends to pass by in the blink of an eye, but
by writing every day, I realize that I can remember specific things like this and that,
which significantly increases my sense of fulfillment.
My state of mind after passing 300 days
While I say I don't seek perfection,
I also have a desire not to lower the quality (lol).
Is a reason necessary when deciding to step away from note?
Will I continue this for two, three... ten years?
When I think about that, I feel like that's not my role.
Honestly, it takes energy to squeeze out topics when I don't have anything to write about.
The time spent thinking about such things is a good experience, but
I feel like it's about time to move on.
The benefits of continuing
The benefits of not continuing
There are both.
Is a reason for not continuing necessary?
When I think about it, I realize this is something I have to decide for myself.
I'm not one to worry about what others think, but
I find myself somehow imagining expectations on my own.
Instead of that, I should probably decide based on my own values.
The other day, I did some mutual coaching with a friend, and while talking about various things,
I started to see a little bit of what I care about and what I value.
Basically,
“I want to do interesting things!”
“I want to make the world more interesting!”
This is, and will continue to be, my core principle (lol).
When I think about it that way, continuing monotonously doesn't seem that interesting,
and I've come to think that having more change would be more interesting,
so I feel refreshed!
I am entering the second phase of note!
As for future direction,
for now, I'm going to stop "daily posting."
Stopping doesn't mean I won't write at all,
"I'll write when I feel like it!" is the mindset I'm going with ^^)
In other words, there may be times when I write one, two, or three articles a day, and there may be times when there is a gap of one or two weeks.
Without worrying about the pace, I will shift my focus from
"I'll write when I feel like it!"
to
shifting the center of gravity from quantity to quality.
I want to read more of other people's articles and introduce them!
When writing becomes a quota, there is no time to read other people's articles.
There are many interesting articles out there, and I think it's a waste not to read them.
Also, I think it's a good idea to introduce great articles.
I also want to enjoy interacting with various people.
New encounters and interactions.
I am imagining such developments as well.
With that said, if you don't mind,
I would appreciate it if you could continue to watch over me warmly!
This article was written by
Shigeki Kawahara, a "Future Realization Partner" who increases income pillars
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