BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

1. Most good writing has its origins in good reading.
2. Good ideas can come anytime, usually when you are not working.
3. Scheduled mind-drilling of ideas produces mediocre results.
4. You can write something even if someone has already written about it. Winston Churchill ha...

1. Collect related tidbits

One option is to write a post on a theme that involves the thought or discovery you want to share. Once you've found a theme that works, you can include other examples or ideas. Binging together different points of view could expand your small fin...

Write whatever you want. But something short is better as it gives you a view of all the writing process, speeds up your learning and demotivates less when you write something bad.

Do finish your work and expose it to criticism as the final step.