Thinking feels effortless. Writing proves it isn’t. I can’t match the speed of my thoughts, but writing slows them down. But when one remains fast, it creates a wide gap with writing.
I think much more about my experiences, learnings, opinions, perspectives, and stories, but when I don't write them, a gap within me appears. A space between my thoughts and expressions forces me to make mistakes. To avoid those mistakes, I write down all my thoughts and try to bridge the gap.
Whenever I feel something amazing while writing a blog or searching for my flaws in my former blogs, I do write my experience now. Before, I used to avoid them and think about them the other day. The other day's expression didn't pull out the exact emotions felt at that time, which widened the gap.
Everything feels easy before doing, as I mentioned in previous blogs about my experience with it. The skill which I thought was easy before is complicated in reality, i.e., writing. I realised it on the very first day when this journey of expressing without hesitation started.
I was thinking what to write, how to write. I wrote many complex, unstructured thoughts. But when they were expressed, I felt like a thread got unwound. Writing them down exposed confusion which thinking was hiding from me.
The incident gave me my first teaching in writing blogs. I learned about the gap between imaginary thoughts and real understanding. The day imagination takes over reality, thinking and expressing start to contrast more and more. The more I write every thought I think, the narrower the gap becomes.
Writing is where thinking finally becomes clear.
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