This simple 3-minute habit has helped me write every day for 503...

Here's how it works:
But I don't wake up, crack open a fresh blank page, and start typing.
If I did, the dreaded blinking cursor on a blank page would crush me.
Overcoming this friction day after day would be impossible.
Every night before I go to bed, I take out a journal, set a 3-minute timer, and do the following 3 steps:
• Brain dump 10 bullet points on that idea without judgement
• Close my journal and go to bed
And this nightly brain dump makes the next day's writing effortless for 3 reasons:
Waking up to a brain-dumped list of bullets means I never stare at a blank page in the morning – which means it's easy to get started.
I can gain momentum quickly, dropping straight into flow.
Maybe it's a bit "woo woo," but I always wake up with a better grasp of the idea I went to bed thinking about.
My brain makes connections overnight, leading to unique insights I never would have thought of while awake.
Often times, I'll brain dump on more than just the idea I want to write about the next day.
I take anything that's on my mind and dump it onto the page – which leads to relaxed & restful sleep.
Brain dumping is the simple 3-minute habit I do every night before bed that makes writing the next day effortless.
Give it a try and let me know how it goes for you!
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