Ask the Author: Jacob Coldwell
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Jacob Coldwell
The idea came from having to solve a problem. I had been stuck in a rut for a long time and the answers came from finding a way to not only deal with the problem but to change my approach.
Jacob Coldwell
Getting ideas out into the world so they can do something. Thinking is necessary but making something happen as a result of thinking is more enjoyable even though it’s a bit of work.
Jacob Coldwell
I read a lot when I don’t have anything to say. Hearing other people’s ideas and thoughts usually will prompt my own.
Jacob Coldwell
Writing will cost you a lot. Be consistent and patient. It’s definitely not a sprint. In time you will finish and each step matters even though the anticipation of finishing is exciting.
Jacob Coldwell
Right now I am narrating the content to create an audiobook version of Before You Begin.
Jacob Coldwell
Inspiration comes from being quiet. When I can take the time to pause, inspiration comes. It isn’t something to turn on. It’s more like something to capture that already exists. I just have to be patient enough to listen.
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