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Ultra fast writing

I think one of the main reason I am able to write consecutively every day is the very little friction my writing process currently has. I fire up Byword, and just start tapping away. Once done, I give it a name and then it miraculously appears on seenbox.es. It really feels like magic. All I need is a dropbox account, write something and save it as a text file in a folder, and then it appears. Even having an image within a post, although it’s a bit more work, also appears seemlessly on the website.

My goal for this website is just to hold myself accountable for all the learning adventures I embark on, a place to log what I’ve done, why I’ve done it, and how I’ve done it. Writing it down keeps the momentum and also provides a log of what I’ve actually done. I still write more stuff in my journal but some of these stuff, I feel that it might be useful to you, hence I put it out there. If all you want is to write something and publish it for the world to see, do try out blot.im.

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