Why I’m (re)startng writing

Shreman Shrestha
1 min readMay 4, 2021

I recently decided to take some time off and one of the things I aim to do is develop a writing habit. I’ve always been interested in writing thematically since I was a teenager and used to share it with a few close friends. I want to develop a writing habit again for two reasons:

  • Writing as a form of reflection and self-therapy. I’ve been working with a career coach and a therapist on and off for the past two years. What I’ve realized is I don’t spend enough time reflecting deeply on my own on things or themes that really matter and form a large part of why I am the way I am. For someone who finds it hard to ask for help or express myself sometimes, coaching and therapy sessions have been helpful. I’d like to take time to reflect on things or themes that matter to me and I think the best form for me is through writing.
  • Writing as a form to learn and engage. I find reading, writing, and discussing a topic one of the best ways I can learn about something. At the time of writing, I’m currently learning about no-code through Makerpad’s No-Code Fundamentals course, labor markets, and crypto through South Park Commons weekly forum-style sessions. As I take time off to learn about a few things such as the above and hopefully more areas, I plan to share some of my learnings here and would love to stimulate a discussion.

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Shreman Shrestha

Taking time off to explore. I write about what I’m learning, ideas I’m exploring, and the odd travel story. Prev: @Upwork,@LinkedIn