How Daily Writing Is Improving My Focus and Clarity?

Hi everyone, how are you all? Today’s topic is something that we all look for to do any sort of work. It’s something that is required even before the starting of any work, i.e., focus and clarity. Isn’t it, guys? Have you ever started your work without focus or clarity? I think no, because you can’t even think to start without these two. Guys, just tell me, do you like scattered things or well-mannered things? I think well-mannered will be the answer. So where does it come from? It comes from focus and clarity. 

Earlier, I wrote about the thinking of thoughts or the web of thoughts that revolves in my mind for writing and not starting it; they all were scattered thoughts. But nowadays, I know what to write and how to write. That’s the work focus and clarity have done for me. I know from where to start, and I know what to write about my learnings and thoughts in the blog. The scattered thoughts got channelised into a single one, i.e., to start writing. Daily writing plays a crucial role in improving my clarity that I was asking for, even before the start. The fog of thoughts got cleared with the focus on writing daily to learn. It helps me develop the thinking structure that is required before the start of writing. Overthinking got reduced due to daily writing, which helps me in building discipline to be consistent.

Discipline is all about strong control and commitment. But have you ever thought about what you need to control and what kind of commitments are required? If you don’t have that clarity, then what control will you do, and how will you be able to fulfil your commitments? That’s why a person is required to have clarity first to build discipline. You all must have read or listened somewhere that attention to your work makes the work perfect. Here, attention is the focus to do that specific work, without which it can’t be done.

Every new year, people make resolutions for the year. But are they able to complete those resolutions? Some of them do, but some fail. The reason is focus and clarity, either in the case of not doing or completing them. Not completing means they lack it, and completed ones show they built that quality in that year. This explains that we all need to have focus and clarity to achieve something.

Lastly, I would say the gap between your start and goal achievement depends on the level of attention you give to your work and the clarity you have do it.