{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Wordnatomy","provider_url":"http:\/\/wordnatomy.wordpress.com","author_name":"fizzl","author_url":"http:\/\/wordnatomy.wordpress.com\/author\/fizzl\/","title":"Scale-Up","type":"link","html":"
Why do I write?\u00a0 Why do I choose this thing over some other thing?\u00a0 It\u2019s a simple enough question, and the answer is actually also a relatively simple one.\u00a0 The odd truth, however, is that the answer is something that has guided me towards writing ever since the beginning.\u00a0 And while the reason may not seem a particularly unique one, it\u2019s also still a very personal one.\u00a0 You see, I write because I am good at it; moreover, because doing it and being good at doing it is something that just plain brings me enjoyment.\u00a0 On the surface that might not seem a personal reason at all, and I can totally see why one might think that way.\u00a0 But what seems like an impersonal reason is actually \u2013 and somewhat paradoxically \u2013 guided by a very universal process composed of the utmost of individualized decisions relating to one, special activity.\u00a0 Whether that activity be writing, playing a sport, playing an instrument, or really any number of other activities, this process all begins the same way: with the first moment you actually realize that you are, in fact, very good at a particular activity.<\/em><\/p>\n [For the full text, please click\u00a0here<\/a>\u00a0to keep reading!]<\/p>\n"}