If you've ever struggled with the bang-your-head-against-the-wall anxiety around writing the perfect article, well, this video is for you.
See, I used to have terrible writer's block, and in this video, I'm going to tell you about how I overcame it by using a simple concept.
And this is the method that I've used to publish thousands of words in the past few years.
And I discovered that all you need is a dime.
So let's start with the kind of thinking that ends up leading to writer's block.
You know, too often writers want to explain their entire worldview in a single article.
They'll talk about every company they've ever worked for, every book they've ever read, and every experience they've ever had.
And as writers, we have to know that every topic is likely to expand once you start writing about it.
That's inevitable.
Paul Graham, the founder of Y Combinator and one of Silicon Valley's most influential writers once said, expect 80% of the ideas in an essay to happen after you start writing it.
