Love the "nothing changes overnight" framing. What's intresting is how structured prompts can paradoxically create more freedom than just "write whatever"—the constraint actually reduces decision fatigue. I've noticed in my own expierience that the hardest days to write are the ones with total open-endedness, no guardrails. The four core themes (especially authority) feel like they address the psychological blockers more than the technical ones.
Indeed. I mean, there are plenty of writing prompts out there, but I wanted to create a structure that not only gets people writing in the moment but also thinking about the process, fears, blockers, opportunities, etc., so they can keep writing even after the guidance is over.
Love the "nothing changes overnight" framing. What's intresting is how structured prompts can paradoxically create more freedom than just "write whatever"—the constraint actually reduces decision fatigue. I've noticed in my own expierience that the hardest days to write are the ones with total open-endedness, no guardrails. The four core themes (especially authority) feel like they address the psychological blockers more than the technical ones.
Indeed. I mean, there are plenty of writing prompts out there, but I wanted to create a structure that not only gets people writing in the moment but also thinking about the process, fears, blockers, opportunities, etc., so they can keep writing even after the guidance is over.