One other thing I'll like to add is that they persevere even in the darkest and most difficult times when people are panicking and making crazy mistakes out of fear and uncertainty. I couldn't agree more with you, I think even when people are not rich, it's still not bad that they could emulate rich people.
They do indeed, and "They Never Give Up" was one of a number of other headings cut and that one was shortened and merged into "They Fail Forward" as I often go long with these posts and have to trim back.
I have an almost 3000 word article completed that will have to be slashed or split into two in order for it to be read, and another one to be published today. It's been a productive weekend! :)
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Wow, I guess splitting it into three posts might be good, like having it into a part one, two and three, it's definitely been a productive weekend for you.
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As I'm sure you know, some of them fall like rain, while others have to be painstakingly built paragraph by paragraph. Like you, I do love the craft of creating something where nothing existed before.
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I take my time to craft every word, so they can carefully synch while making sure it's aesthetical and pleasurable to read, but you know sometimes we won't be at our best at all times.
I enjoy reading your stuff (Taskmaster as well), and I do think that overall, in the grand scheme of things, we're able to create at a high level on a relatively consistent basis.
Example: The post that's going up in a few minutes is less than 500 words, which is a shorty to me. It's intened to get some information out, as opposed to the more thought-provoking articles I'm capable of when time is not an issue (today is homework day).
Like a movie director, I almost always shoot more textual "film" when creating, than edit "in post." I love being a content creator. :)
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