Tag: process
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Unused Tools
Notebooks are pervasive in my life. However, as much as I love them and use them, most of the time they sit untouched. Filled with fragments of thoughts, they often remain idle. And yet I love them; I crave to write in them all the time. But they remain unused too often to count. On…
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Do I Want to Blog?
I missed the update last Monday. Then on Thursday. Then again this past Monday. Realistically, I took an impromptu vacation from tending to my website. I am not entirely sure that I am concerned over it. I should be. If blogging was my goal. It is… but only to a point. To be honest, when…
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What I Wrote In February
It’s now March! Another month of writing done! February is over and from my perspective, it was a highly successful month indeed. Just how successful? Well let me break the stats down. I like tracking statistics. Unfortunately, I’ve never really done it with my writing as extensively as I am doing now. I’d look at…
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What I Wrote In January
New month. It’s February. And as we await the results of two important events in Pennsylvania (Groundhog Day… and oh, the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl), I felt it fitting that I review what I wrote last month. It might be a good exercise in my keeping track of what I write by forcing…
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Slowing Acceleration
There’s a fear that is tagging along behind my quest to increase my daily creative output, including word count. Unlike my normal fear of failure, this one is tricky, because it doesn’t seem as obvious. It is tricky because it often catches me because I am too elated or excited to understand that it is…
Jeremy C Kester 