First Draft Club

I don't want to start a podcast

BUT:
- I'd love an excuse to chat with more interesting people
- I already interview people for a living
- I think creating content + building an audience is great for future opportunities

Focus on verbs, not nouns

I am having much more success writing now that I _write every week_ instead of trying to have _a newsletter_

This is part of the reason why I am reluctant to have _a podcast_, even though I am excited by _talking to new people_
https://warpcast.com/markfishman/0x88017ecf

Figure out what gives you energy and purpose, then focus on doing it for its own sake. Don't let the work evolve into a noun that distracts you from the verb.

As @pmillerd puts it in his new book, you have to protect your Good Work.

Updated thinking about starting a podcast:

Going to take my own advice on “verbs, not nouns” (https://warpcast.com/markfishman/0x0575f181) and focus on conversations instead of the output of the conversations

To give myself a constraint (where to start?) I’m going to be reaching out to /firstdraft members for coffee chats

Added benefit is making deeper connections in my cozy corner and learning how to help those people achieve their writing goals

Interested in social infrastructure (URL & IRL) | slowly building /firstdraft, curating /concretejungle | markfishman.xyz

Exciting approach! Shifting focus to the richness of conversations is a game changer. Engaging with /firstdraft for coffee chats will surely deepen connections and offer fresh insights. Can't wait to see how these interactions shape your podcast and help elevate everyone's writing journey! 🌟