Writers

today i spent 30 minutes writing a stream of consciousness vomiting anything that came out without judging it and without trying to give it any direction. it just happened and i allowed it to happen. most of the time i was actually judging myself and what was coming out. but i allowed that to be and actually wrote about that. it felt like an ongoing and eternal rant that could have gone on and on. it has been going on and on and on. every time that i write like that. it keeps going. but something new that i have been doing is sending it to an ai to have it help me make sense of my nonsense. what’s the actual value of that process? what am i not seeing? what is hiding behind my tendency to judge myself? and what came back was actually super helpful. healing. it opened a door for actually wanting to do it more. as @tokenizedhuman told me a few hours ago, writing is a skill. the more you do it, the more you recognize yourself as you are doing it

the more your voice manifests through the nonsense of “you”

There is nothing more powerful in this world than words.

you could 100% transcribe that and send it to an ai. it helps a lot. this is the prompt that im using these days:

https://gist.github.com/jpfraneto/23e0f91e8809c41ed38839d4622f5652

it was stolen from here. recommended app

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you could 100% transcribe that and send it to an ai. it helps a lot. this is the prompt that im using these days:

https://gist.github.com/jpfraneto/23e0f91e8809c41ed38839d4622f5652

it was stolen from here. recommended app

https://x.com/FarzaTV/status/1910789505722036357

this is really insightful. 

what i do is record myself ranting and then listen at a later time to take apart and digest my thought process before putting pen to paper. 

can i ask what prompt you gave the AI?