10 Days Without Writing Is Not a Journey I Plan on Repeating
The good, the bad, and the ugly reason I won’t be doing that again anytime soon
I’d love to chalk this up as a practical research experiment, a purposeful exploration of the human mind.
Yes, I took the last ten days off from writing to see what would happen.
All for posterity: I, a brave and valiant wannabe writer sacrificing myself and my progression to learn something about my writer’s mind to share with you.
A modern-day here or sorts?
But alas, the reality is never so kind. There existed no such bold intentions and aspirations behind my seven-day recluse from the written word. The truth blinds me from that romantic ideal.
In short, I took seven days away from writing for two unjustifiable reasons: I was busy and a little bit(a lot) lazy.
But here I am, resurrected from the depths of inactivity, following a scent of inspiration, ready to reveal the revelations.
What have I learned in this brief absence, and was it worth taking a break from writing?
