Neil Gaiman's main rule for writing is: “You can sit here and write or you can sit here and do nothing, but you can’t sit here and do anything else.”

The subtle art of structure.

Do you have it? Do you need it? Are you good at it?

What happens if you remove all structure?

If you're a listener, you're likely a little less structured by default. This can eat you alive if you let it.

Instead, create a box. A simple container you can work in that allows you to take focused action and finish what you start.

We stumbled across this concept in an earlier episode, which led to the birth of theboxcommunity.com.

Now, we get more done in the box than anywhere else.

Enjoy this episode and come check out theboxcommunity.com

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