I started writing daily in 2015. Since then, I published over 600 articles and wrote 8 books. I easily wrote more than a million words. There are many things I have learned from writing.
Here are 12 of my most important insights.
In the following excerpt from Friedrich Nietzsche’s book, The Gay Science, character A and B are in a dialogue about why character A writes. In this dialogue, A represents Nietzsche himself, and B represents a curious individual: “A: I am annoyed by and ashamed of […]
Erik Erikson, the psychoanalyst who coined the term, “identity crisis,” found that humans typically go through eight stages of life. Born in Germany, in 1902, to Danish parents but raised by a Jewish stepfather, Erikson grew up with a different upbringing from his peers. In […]
When I think about psychotherapy and Sigmund Freud, I imagine a patient who’s reclined on a couch, with the therapist sitting out of sight at their head. This is the view you often see in movies and media. The general perception of Freud is that […]