> Usually, I try to aim for a certain standard of quality in my writing, and this can really hold me up from writing about something I want to write about.
> Sometimes it takes a week or more just to write one post. Yeah, perfection is killer.
> It gets worse when I add images, because I agonise over them.
> So I’m going to be writing more things to a lower quality. I’m calling these ‘Micro’ posts, and you can find a full list here: Micro.
> They will be just what I’m thinking about, or some small observations, or whatever. Generally without pictures, without proofreading, without rewording each sentence hundreds of times. Almost as if I have a typewriter and a stream of conciousness - no going back to make changes.
https://jetholt.com/may-2020-microblogs/
This idea also fits in with the topic at hand: starting many things. With a rapid-fire, just-get-it-out "micro" posting style, you can spend a little time considering far more ideas than you would have before.
The funny thing is that it would have never occurred to me that this particular post was written in this way because it seems very well conceived and organized.