What Writing Is Teaching Me About Not Needing Closure for Every Thought?

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An ending isn’t a necessity, but enhancement certainly is. I recognise imperfect thoughts as my incomplete learnings, which will help me evolve later. The process I don't know, but I know where to stop to improve. Every thought, view, and opinion doesn't need closure; they could enhance anytime, anywhere. I feel happy when a story is incomplete. It makes me more curious to explore every possible outcome for it. Every possibility enlightens me with much more interesting views. Neither does it end, nor does it let knowledge end. On this journey, I started writing with small efforts to express. As I continued, those efforts got a direction, which later joined my discipline, belief, and confidence. That non-closure continuation helped me reduce my hesitation to express. At the end of every blog, I ask myself a question for improvement. It's not a closure but an entrance for enhancement. Messy thoughts help me to know each and every perspective of my experiences. It ...

What Writing Is Teaching Me About Attention?

No worry to complete the blog before twelve. Just clarity and consistency matter the most. Scattered thoughts and confusion earlier didn't even give me favourable results, then why worry? Just chilling and writing out my experiences honestly. But what's between chaos and clarity? It’s nothing other than attention.

Every day rereading blogs has made me notice one most important brain pattern. It’s not inbuilt but has to be developed. Focus or attention are the terms which define that brain pattern. I am still trying to be consistent in developing it.

While reading my former blogs, I was trying to figure out something which could be improved in the next blogs. In the initial days, I was just trying to write some scattered learnings with a bit of grammatical errors. But when I write now, I try to pick one thought at a time.

The incident is about twenty days old. When I found my thoughts were scattered, I made up my mind to improve. From the next day, I picked a specific thought and tried not to revolve around others and stick to it. Whenever I wrote anything not related to the topic or the learning, I just deleted that whole word, sentence, or paragraph. It helped to stick to one topic. It wasn't easy but was not much difficult.

In the first two or three days, I ended up messing my thoughts in the blog. I was literally struggling with chaos of notions. But after a few days, problems started to sort out.

Writing ideas again and again not only helped me to stick to a specific thought but also helped me to think deeply about my ideas. It has given me clarity to remove distraction of notions.

For you, it might be quite normal. But for me, it's something unique that needs to be shared. From confusion to clarity, focus played a crucial role in this improvement. I acknowledge this as one of the key factors for growth.

What I notice, I write. Isn't it proof of the attention which I discovered lately through blogs?

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