Sajal Choudhary

Can You Write a Poetry Collection That’s a Page-Turner? by Kelly Grace Thomas

Because poetry can do this. It can move fast and deep, ask us to feel before we understand, and hold contradiction, mystery, and hard truths at once. And yet poetry has a reputation for being difficult—a slog you have to wade through rather than something you can’t wait to keep reading.

This is an interesting idea, giving a structure to the poetry where each following poem adds to the story. I tried it a bit with a year of mornings, but not really.

Finland has world's highest rate of type 1 diabetes, but cause remains a mystery by

Finland has the highest rate of type 1 diabetes in the world, but experts do not know why. Around 50,000 people in Finland live with the condition, and about 1,000 are diagnosed each year.

We don’t know why.

The power of sync by Seth

I imagine that your energy levels and mood fluctuate during the day. When working on async projects, the smart path is to match your internal energy with the work to be done. Write blog posts when you’re on a post-swim high, pay bills when all you can manage is clerical work.

Makes sense. I have been considering this a few times, though not as seriously to write a note. That would crystallise it a bit.

When do you do a thing. Like what is the optimal time to write, do emails, do deep work and so on. I feel it's the morning for me, to do deep work, whether writing or something else.