You explain the dichotomy between hard work and good work beautifully here. I especially appreciate your final section. I too abandon essays that get too boring or convoluted or just uninspired—too hard. Sometimes I revisit them, but most just sit there, half-baked and moldering.
Thanks Jim! I like distinguishing between hard work and good work, that's a great point. Thanks for subscribing, and looking forward to reading that piece.
You explain the dichotomy between hard work and good work beautifully here. I especially appreciate your final section. I too abandon essays that get too boring or convoluted or just uninspired—too hard. Sometimes I revisit them, but most just sit there, half-baked and moldering.
Not to highjack your comment section, but I wrote a piece on a similar topic a couple years ago: https://jimsalvucci.substack.com/p/my-time-in-a-cult.
I’ve subscribed and am looking forward to reading more of your stuff!
Thanks Jim! I like distinguishing between hard work and good work, that's a great point. Thanks for subscribing, and looking forward to reading that piece.
Things are as hard as you make them and everything is hard before it's easy.