Work with what you have

If you practice writing every day (or anything else, really), you’ll remember quickly that you need to work with what you have. The spare 15 minutes in the morning. Your life experiences until this point, because you don’t have time for research. And no new equipment, just your usual laptop or a pen and paper. Even if you have higher aspirations, it needs to be enough for the day’s practice. This prompt, along with six others, appears in the first chapter of my book Creative Doing. I’ve made it available as a gift. After you sign up for my newsletter, you’ll be able to read it. The post Work with what you have appeared first on Herbert Lui.

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