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My Immortal Project
It’s been sorta postponed a bit bc I wanna get my hands on some good black paper bc this has to be FULL EXTRA
thnx for your patience guys
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Longer Projects
When I am working on a longer project, I try to break it up as much as possible. I always make a list of the projects and assignments that I need to complete in the week so that I can cross off all of the projects as I complete them. This gives me a sense of time/how long I have until I have to submit the assignment. By breaking down into this, I can very easily separate my projects into segments. Usually this begins with an outline and some research, then a mass production session. During the mass production session, I do my best to type whatever comes to my mind related to the content, basically word vomiting into the project’s paper. After this, I can refine and edit the piece until I am satisfied enough to submit it.
I’m in the middle of three multi-month to a year projects right now: Writing a book Running a marathon Building a ...
A number of great strategies but I particularly liked the idea of a personal changelog. “Changelogs are a way to document things that are easy to forget. When I get discouraged at the pace of a project, looking at my changelog / journal often helps me understand why things have played out the way they have “
