Observations after 5 hours and 30 minutes of writing

You stop thinking about ideas, and you just wait for ideas to appear into your mind. You start scrolling through any social media that has something new and you just wait for your brain to come up with something good.

You become paranoid when it comes to the ideas you get, because you think you used them before.

You start to think about using those ideas anyway, trying to accept the fact that repeating what you said a long time ago isn't only okay, but it's gonna be unnoticeable for people.

You keep scrolling through social media for a while, questioning if you should write about what's in your mind at that moment or not, not doing anything particularly productive, until you actually get a different idea that sounds good.

You start writing something. You delete the introduction of your articles 3 times, along with many other words you can't write any more because your brain is already trying to think of a new idea.

You're done with the article. You're not exactly satisfied with it, but you're too tired to delete your work and try again, so you just settle for it hoping no one will notice.

The countdown started. You only have a few more articles or subjects to go through, and you start fantasizing about ending.

You consider writing the final article almost the same way you wrote the first one. It's a lazy thing to do, but it may be good, and it will save you some time.

You change your mind. Writing a final article the same way you wrote the first one isn't a good thing to do. You need to write something new, full of value for the people following you.

You're too tired, so you give up and write whatever's in your mind, no matter how good or how bad.