Monday, 12th January, 2026.
Hallo, Greetings.
Monday. The first work day of the week. Very important to put in extra effort on this day, because momentum is a state that has a real effect both on the individual & environment.
Which will carry on & attract similar experiences for the rest of the week, like the snowball effect, making it hard to recover from a messed up Monday without external assistance.
So please take note of Monday.
The writer is in a public library, having finally cleared their day schedule before late evening. Another thing to take note of would be the task of juggling careers & hobbies.
There are many writers & creative artists out there who earn their living through it, but there are also others with 9-5 day jobs & duties, writing being a hobby for them or perhaps an additional minor career path. It takes conscious effort & planning to integrate these distinct lifestyles into a schedule, and the sooner the better.
Because unmanaged chaos in juggling multiple careers & hobbies often disrupts the process of both activities, which is damaging to everything altogether.
But life is realistic as there is no guide, secrets or insights that would miraculously resolve everything when practiced. The point is to work on this personally and figure things out properly early on with long-term priorities set straight.
As a beginner, the writer decided to proactively pursue the skills of writing early on. Their approach to this was clear and simple. They wouldn't go about trying to cram writing tips & stuff randomly and impatiently, as that seemed like a bogus effort that would leave gaps & holes in their skillset when all was said & done. Not to mention that such a disorganized skillset is bound to fall short of their best qualities & talents, marring the art they work so hard on & devaluing the true height of their talents & creativity.
That's why the writer opted for a straightforward & uniform approach:
Learn a basic skill & make sure they master it, while simultaneously working a long-term effort on an advanced skill.
Achieving a basic skill would reward their efforts early enough & motivate and assure them of progress in the longer track of learning an advanced skill.
The first basic skill the writer wanted to work on is the [Readability] of their content & works. The Long-term skill to go along with it being the pursue of mastering [The Art of Perspective]. Starting today.
Readability
This can be described as the measure of how easily & effectively consumable the work they create is.
This would include grammar, spelling & viewing capacity.
- Grammar helps avoid unnecessarily forcing the audience to decipher the intent being communicated, enabling them to immediately focus on understanding the context of what was said.
- Spelling has the same effect as grammar, but with a more acute & sharp impact.
Analogy: If the reader/audience were driving a car, poor grammar would be relatable to having flat tires, but spelling would be comparable to screws falling out of place within the engine. Small, but dreadful damage.
- Viewing capacity is all about putting into consideration the comfort of the reader/audience. The work is already presentable & consumable using grammar & spelling. But by what logic would a writer let the reader/audience struggle on their own in uncharted territory & still expect them to fall head over heels in love & gratitude with their work?
We need to be considerate in production to be able to expect considerate feedback that would be sincerely appreciative & often constructive & helpful when criticizing.
There are many ways to be considerate, but the writer currently only knew a few of them as they were still learning.
Punctuation is an easily noticable considerate act, as it is responsible for regulating the breathing of the reader to comfort using intervals.
Engaging the reader or viewer to think & wonder for themselves while including them in the context with rhetorical questions is a considerate act.
Being considerate in the how of delivering the information & context without overwhelming input is great too.
Those were the activity goals that the writer currently had for learning the Readability skill.
The Art of Perspective
As this is a long-term advanced skill that is only being started today, the writer still didn't know much on it.
They only had a rough idea of the stages they would need to go through to master this advanced skill.
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Stage One: General Perspective
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Stage Two: Third Person Perspective
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Stage Three: Interactive Perspective
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Stage Four: First Person Perspective
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Stage Five: Shifting of Perspectives
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Just the mere sight of it was low-key intimidating the writer, but they wouldn't budge! After all, if they ever felt frustrated, achieving one basic skill after another would regularly pump up their confidence!!
Best regards & wishes to the writer on their journey.