There are parts of creative process of whatever thing you do, that just need a paper sheet and a pencil, yes, it’s true but there’s another more important part of the creative process on which we can forget about the Internet and computer, regardless of the area in which you develop, and is the structured mental work, it is necessary to take a time in order to visualize and re-plan the order of ideas that we need to have pretty clear to know where we are going:

• Make a list of your projects and goals, in short and long term that you have and divide each one into small tasks that may help you to achieve those objectives. This list cannot be written only once and left alone on the agenda, it must be read again frequently, questioned, and also be re-planned a couple of times. Priorities tend to change really quickly; we can always be more ingenious than what we were the day before.

• Write, you must write a lot. Think in all the valuable drafts you lose because you don’t write those brilliant and fleeting thoughts your mind creates, and they are lost in the wait for "the Internet to arrive". Drafts of three lines written at the precise moment can masterfully concentrate the essence of the most complex idea.

• If you draw, take advantage of these moments to practice, make all the sketches and studies that you can. Don’t wait for "that especial moment" to draw that awesome character or epic scene you imagine, there’s isn’t such a thing as "the right moment or place", THE RIGHT MOMENT IS NOW.

• Do you have a comic project?, a book or novel project?, the most laborious and extensive part is the worldbuilding, this is a good time to sit down and read that book you bought to help you, but you have not even looked at.

More than a place where you can earn money by sharing your job or knowledge, this place has turned into an hybrid of a Personal Blog for me, and it will still be it, cause that was the reason why I came to Steemit.

I talk through my hobbies, and through showcase the small and big things that make me happy.

I have a long list of upcoming post and topics to address, organized on categories by their “importance”, but honestly I never stay with the order of this agenda, and instead I post depending on my emotional state.

At the current moment, I am very happy about how this space, in which I’m taking refuge, has being directed and the paths I had been founding on my journey.

In person, I usually talk a lot, I’m able to talk your ear off!, and my conversation topic aren’t exactly what people would like to hear, so I get why some people, when meeting "face to face", I don’t seem to be as nice as they thought, or after some minutes listening to me, they would prefer me to shut up, I know it.

That’s why I like to write, when I do it, I know that whoever is reading this, is doing it because that’s what they wish.

When I write until I get tired, and before editing, I am invaded by a very special joy, derived directly from the satisfaction of having overturned an idea that excites and enervates me without the subsequent feeling of regret when talking to someone out loud.