People don't have a routine around output.
Having an output quota is as important as having an input quota.
Thomas Edison used to have an output quota of one minor invention every 10 days, one major invention every six months.
What I find is if you over-index on reading and listening to podcasts, you become obese intellectually.
The way you become fit and vigorous is by using your knowledge.
The Sea of Galilee is one of the most biodiverse bodies of water in the world.
Why? The Dead Sea has no outlet, and so part of the necessity of life is having an outlet, and I recommend that everyone take seriously having some kind of creative outlet.
But having a creative output on some kind of a consistent schedule turns the world into an incredible buffet of inspiration.
People don't have a routine around output.
Having an output quota is as important as having an input quota.
Thomas Edison used to have an output quota of one minor invention every 10 days, one major invention every six months.
What I find is if you over-index on reading and listening to podcasts, you become obese intellectually.
The way you become fit and vigorous is by using your knowledge.
The Sea of Galilee is one of the most biodiverse bodies of water in the world.
Why? The Dead Sea has no outlet, and so part of the necessity of life is having an outlet, and I recommend that everyone take seriously having some kind of creative outlet.
But having a creative output on some kind of a consistent schedule turns the world into an incredible buffet of inspiration.
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