Same for coding.
If you only write what other people make you write, you won't enjoy writing. And if you don't enjoy writing, you won't do it well.https://world.hey.com/michaelhe/why-kids-hate-writing-0df7b6ad …
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English literature was my least favourite subject in school
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Love it. It's the same with reading books. Hated most books I was assigned to read. I've revisited a few since, and have found them much more enjoyable.
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Do what you are genuinely curious about. Everything else you’ll either get bored of it or don’t enjoy in the first place.
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If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking. - Haruki Murakami
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Murakami is my most-read writer, back in high school! Maybe that's the genesis of this little rant I wrote.
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This applies to a lot of things we do, dare I say all
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For various reasons we are taught to resist our natural defaults. But after a while of self-realization we unlearn those traits, mostly well into adulthood.
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Exactly, I hated writing in school because I was forced to it. I’ve recently realized how good it is to write and started a blog last month.
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NNT (as ever): "The thrill of writing when you do it ON YOUR OWN TERMS." - What they make you write: content, a commodity. - What you want to write: I'd call that art. https://twitter.com/nntaleb/status/1257051401957650433?s=20 …
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