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Yes, possibly. I have a private/public boundary that’s difficult to overcome. (I write copiously privately, almost nothing publicly.) I’m not sure how much I do want to write publicly but might be interested to explore.
Ah, interesting, I also had a lot of trouble writing publicly. Managed to solve it by writing under a pseudonym that clearly signals 'this might be crappy', and then merging it back into my IRL identity... no idea if this is a good strategy in general but worked for me!
My basic position is that any strategy that increases the amount you write is a good one.
BTW I should have said - as well as valuing effectiveness, I actually specifically like the "writing under a pseudonym that signals that it might be crappy" strategy. I think you undersell your writing by doing that, but I can see why that would be psychologically helpful to do.
I think on the whole the first approach is better, but I’m more of a random person irl, so the latter may be more my style.
FWIW the splurge everything I'm thinking about approach has worked very well for me, and every time I fret about whether it's appropriate and suggest narrowing the field readers go "noooo, we love that stuff"
One thing I’m unsure about is whether to stick to a limited field, which gives some kind of coherence and intent to output, or wherher to splurge randomly, which leads to more room for play and unexpected tangents.
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