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This account is mostly about:
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋
Writing advice rarely accounts for bad weeks.
Which is weird, because most weeks are bad weeks.
Which is weird, because most weeks are bad weeks.
February 7, 2026 at 5:27 PM
Writing advice rarely accounts for bad weeks.
Which is weird, because most weeks are bad weeks.
Which is weird, because most weeks are bad weeks.
A lot of “motivation” design is just anxiety with better branding.
February 4, 2026 at 9:53 PM
A lot of “motivation” design is just anxiety with better branding.
The hardest part of writing isn’t thinking.
It’s not flinching when the page opens.
It’s not flinching when the page opens.
February 3, 2026 at 9:35 PM
The hardest part of writing isn’t thinking.
It’s not flinching when the page opens.
It’s not flinching when the page opens.
This account is mostly about:
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋
February 3, 2026 at 5:57 PM
This account is mostly about:
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋
writing as an emotional experience, not a productivity problem
habit design that survives missed days
tools that feel calm instead of demanding
and why “just be consistent” advice often backfires
If that resonates, hello 👋