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 Image by Emma McCreary For the past few months, in a frankly indefensible violation of my own productivity principles (o hypocrisy! how bitter – albeit with a kind of karmic-justice, cosmic-balance sort of tang – thy fruit!), I’ve let my daily writing / weekly poem discipline slip. It’s been grimly amusing to observe the effects of the lapse. The consequence has been something [ . . . ] → Read More: The necessary modicum  Image by Abdulaziz Almansour I’ve often written, on this blog and elsewhere, about the utility of routine: the good habits that let you get over the getting-started hump or past the blank-page anxiety and into your creative stride. When I started this blog, more than a year ago now, I set myself a somewhat punishing daily-posting schedule. For a while, I [ . . . ] → Read More: If not now, when?  Image by David Stern Today is the first time in a long while that I feel I’ve almost caught up with myself: no longer rushing from one seemingly urgent task to the next in a process of perpetual triage. I don’t know why I should have this sudden sense of breathing space, because I still have the usual stacked-up pile of things [ . . . ] → Read More: A delicate hint  Image by Fred Fokkelman It’s almost certainly churlish of me to complain about the Internet, since it provides me with such a fruitful canvas for creativity – and expressing creativity is one of the things that really makes my life feel worth living. However, in the spirit of a typical ungrateful human, complain I will. The biggest problem I have with my life [ . . . ] → Read More: Elusive leisure |
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