The key to prolific writing, part 3: take breaks and be inspired!

By Vincent van Wylick, December 1, 2008

There’s a law in art, which is that to be creative, you must go out and smell the flowers. With that in mind, I’ll take a breather from Tech IT Easy and will look for some adventures that will automatically translate into more and better content… when the time is right.

I hope you enjoyed these last few weeks and until soon, I hope!

Vincent

P.S. I’ll continue to share links and write 140 letter haiku on Twitter.

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  1. Wilco says:
    December 2, 2008 at 10:48

    Hi Vince,

    With regard to “you must go out and smell the flowers”, I wish you a nice breath out there, though wondering if you plan a trip to the southern continent, since not that many flowers will distribute this lovely smell this time of the year overhere.

    Looking forward to new posts,

    Wilco.

  2. Vincent van Wylick says:
    December 2, 2008 at 11:40

    Thanks, Wilco. The flowers were of course meant metaphorically, though be looking for some ice-flowers the coming weeks :) .

    I’ll be back soon.

    Vincent

  3. Maurelita says:
    December 2, 2008 at 13:41

    Enjoy the break and can’t wait to read you again !

  4. The key to prolific writing, part 4: how to start yourself up again after a break? « Tech IT Easy says:
    December 11, 2008 at 23:31

    [...] this rhythm of pumping out text everyday and, at some point, you’ve hit your groove. Taking my break really made little sense to my brain whatsoever, as day-after-day, I kept on writing [...]

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