Saturday, 10th January, 2026.
Hallo, greetings.
Today is a spectacular day. The writer is on a productivity spree!! The vibe is so uplifted they have to hold themselves back from cackling out loud & freaking the neighborhood.
The first chapter they published yesterday.... there is still zero feedback even now.
Which might sound counterintuitive to the effect one would assume it had on the writer.
As there was no feedback, the writer figured they might as well read their official first publish for themselves as a viewer, not the author of the work.
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They didn't know how to explain it, but they freaking enjoyed it the experience!!
They admired the unstressed opening act, like there was no actual feeling of being obligated to do the reading, they just opened the book and later realized they were already reading deep into it as the lines didn't require an active intent to read through it. The storyline passively hooked them & had them reading on low mental tax while enjoying the full brunt of the humor & mystery.
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They swiped next....
Hm? There wasn't a next chapter yet!!
• "What!? Where the heck is.... Oh...."
They were about to start venting frustrated words at whoever left them on this cliff without setting up the bridge to the next site when the realization hit them & viewer mode turned off. They were the author of this work.
• "My goodness.... I didn't think it would be so much fun & with full experience, I thought being the author would numb me to the work I love so much because I'm producing it...."
That was the beginning of the uplifted productivity spree that had them high on achievement dopamine.
Of course, there were some edits that had to be made. It could be even more spectacular!! Oh but first they had to revise the bits of spelling & grammar mishaps they jumbled here & there.
Then the viewers who read it afterwards would have an even more spectacular experience.
But most importantly, the absence of feedback helped them realize something.
They wanted to write for themselves too, truly so!! It wasn't just a sense of purpose, now they were personally requesting it from themselves.
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Some wisdom the writer got today:
• "Don't forget to enjoy the work you produce. And as a writer, one should realize that spelling is the writer's right leg and grammar is their left leg. If a writer didn't train them, they would soon stumble & tumble, unable to go further on the Author's path."