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I used to dislike it... the act of Editing. And it seemed like a tough task, I remember so. That is why I tried to avoid editing. And to write without any stress, I had stopped worrying about the post view statistics. Why? Because I did not wish to self-regulate my experiments with these words. Back in the year 2020, I wrote many posts about how I was not interested in editing. And now, I am going to add some sensible aspects to this post. In the last section, you will find my original blog post. But right now, let me try to explore why I was lazy about editing. Perhaps, this blog post will provide you with some useful insights. So, if believe that editing is over-rated, keep reading. And even if you love editing, you might wish to take some risks with your content. Now, it is time to see what I am trying to suggest. Part 1. Editing is so boring - or is it? You can enjoy an activity such as editing. But your workflow will affect your moods. And this phenomenon is inevitable. You cannot

It is easy to be focused on an activity or goal with a single-minded approach. While there is an assured sense of quality that correlates with how much time, energy, effort and editing is put in the project, the risk of suffering from a burnout is not small either. Commitment, Dedication and Discipline are beautiful, wonderful and admirable; but neither you nor I can keep at it without any rest, relaxation and recharging. Refreshment definitely matters. Our holidays, vacation and weekends empower as well as heal our brain. Those tiny power naps might take some minutes, but the fresh mind we both can achieve will be much more productive. Once in a while, take some juice, have some biscuits, drink some tea or coffee, or just look outside the window... breathe deeply. Such actions have helped me a gazillions of times... Days can be tiring, meetings can be draining, social gatherings are my nightmares! Maybe you have been in these situations, and maybe it was a simple action which re-ener