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Why You Need To Stop Thinking You’ve Written Enough
There’s always more to say about anything.
When I started writing almost a year ago, I had set my mind on a schedule of topics per day. Some were based on my strengths (everything language-related), some about what I was diving in (self-development) and one was about sharing my growth through a new challenge.
That last one was set on Mondays: writing.
As a new writer, having never written for others in my life, I thought it would be useful for anybody interested to be able to follow my path, my evolution, and my thoughts regarding it along the way.
I’ll be reaching the 1-year mark in about 3 weeks which means I’ve written almost 50 articles about writing. A topic I had never dove into beforehand.
I’ve struggled with finding topics countless times. After all, how could I dare expect people to read my pieces if I don’t know anything about the topic? And how could I write something nobody’s said before?
I thought of giving up that topic many times and yet, I’m still here writing about that same one.
Why?
Because I realize how important it is to share your most insecure thoughts with the rest of the world.
