It’s Time For You To Stop Innovating Your Content

If you only have to say it once, then just don’t at all

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I’ve spent most of the past year struggling to find new topics to write about, fighting back against the writer’s block. And yet, I find myself coming back to the same ones over and over again.

Any regular writer knows you need to constantly find new angles, new ways to interpret life as a whole. But life isn’t composed of completely different things every single day, is it?

Furthermore, learning anything forces you to review many times the same thing and see it in different contexts. Learning how gravity works in one equation certainly won’t be enough for you to learn and remember its characteristics but studying it will.

While it feels much more obvious for specific knowledge-based topics, such as physics or languages, all go back to that same basic: you have to repeat something to learn it.

As a result, this applies to habits and personality traits too. You can’t become a writer if you don’t practice your third eye to view the world.

And in the same vein, you cannot hope to share your knowledge on a certain topic without repeating yourself.