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写作瓶颈，还是“创业幻想症”？
Writer's Block, or the Wantrepreneur Blues
导读
从标题和评论看，这篇把“写作卡壳”和“想创业却迟迟不行动”的心理放在一起谈，核心是恐惧、准备和拖延如何让人停在原地。对写作者的价值在于：它把“开始写/开始做”的问题拆成可操作的行动策略，而不是继续读方法书。
可以直接用的写作要点
- 01
用20—30分钟计时器做一段无干扰写作，时间到可停可续，降低启动阻力。
- 02
把写作或副业当成即兴的 jam session，而不是必须走完流程的“项目”。
- 03
别用买域名、做 logo、读创业书这类准备工作替代真正动笔。
- 04
允许自己同时探索许多小点子，不必等一个完美大想法才开始。
HN 评论精选
创业书和准备工作可能只是拖延，真正能力要在实践或学徒中练出来。
辞职，把它变成真的，恐惧是最好的动力之一。但这对多数人是糟糕建议，因为多数人并不具备经营企业所需的完整技能；也许可以在创业者或高管手下学徒学会，但我不确定。我在新奥尔良和亚特兰大拥有工作室，但先在工作、读研，然后出来单干，这样在很多方面更容易。我也认为是一系列幸运且难以复制的事件把我带到这里，奇怪的是还涉及 Gabe Newell，不过他肯定不记得。老实说，我不认为读一堆教你怎么创业的书有帮助或真实；事实上我会把它们描述为一种拖延战术。
pfisch查看英文原文
Quit your job. Make it real. Fear is one of the best motivators. Unfortunately this is bad advice for most people, because the truth is most people don't have the full skillset required to own a business. Maybe they could learn it if they apprenticed under an entrepreneur or in an executive role, but I'm honestly not sure. I own a business with studios in New Orleans and Atlanta, but I worked in the real world, went to grad school, and then came out and immediately went out on my own which is easier for a lot of reasons. I also think a series of fortunate and somewhat unreproduceable events led me here, strangely enough involving Gabe Newell, though I'm sure he wouldn't remember. I honestly don't think reading a bunch of books telling you how to be an entrepreneur are helpful or real at all. In fact I would describe them as more of a stalling tactic.
短时无干扰计时能有效降低启动阻力，并常常自然延长成更长的专注。
我有个很简单的小把戏让自己干活：手机设20或30分钟计时；到点前不主动做任何分心的事，只做项目；时间到我可以自由去做别的。有时我会停下，但很多时候已经投入，会继续干几个小时。即使停下，20分钟无干扰工作也很有分量，所以是双赢。
brian-armstrong查看英文原文
There's a really simple gimmick I use to get myself to do work. Set timer on phone for 20 or 30 minutes. Until the timer goes off, I won't intentionally engage in any distractions, just my project. When the time is up, I'm free to go do something else if I want. Sometimes I will stop working. Many times I will have got engaged by whatever I was doing and will keep going for a few more hours. Even if I stop, 20 minutes of undistracted work is actually pretty significant, so it's win/win
把创作当即兴合奏，先探索许多小想法，别陷入流程性准备。
我做过很多成功的副业，其中一个还变成了增长不错的企业。作为前音乐人，我觉得“jam”是思考副业的好概念。换句话说，最好别把副业当成需要流程的“项目”，而当成即兴合奏。希望你有几百个小想法可探索，不只一个；如果你有那个大想法，大概就该把它变成真企业、辞职，也许融资。最糟的是担心流程，比如买域名、花时间做 logo。
ThomPete查看英文原文
I have done a ton of successful side projects, one of them even turned into a great and growing business for me. As a former musician the concept of jamming seemed like a great way to think about side projects. In other words in my experience the best you can do is not even think about your side projects as projects (as the require process) but rather as jam-sessions. Hopefully you have hundreds of little ideas to explore not just one (if you have that one big idea you should probably turn it into a real business, quick your job and maybe get funding) The worst thing you can do is to worry about process (buy domain name, spend time on logo etc)
错过想法会留下遗憾，提醒人尽早推进而不是长期观望。
第14步：几年后发现别人把同一个想法实现并成功了。发生时我为自己没全力追求而难过，但也为有人做到了而高兴。
jonny_eh查看英文原文
Step 14: Find out in a couple years that someone else took the same idea to fruition and succeeded. When that happens I'm sad that I didn't fully pursue it, but happy that someone did.
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