Many artists acknowledge that they get tesions by themselves before they create somthing from nothing. As a writer, we might feel same way, when we need to face blank papers. It is not easy to draw our words from our head to the paper.
How can we find a good starting point of writing?
Step 1: Define three words and Brainstorm a list of reference words that you know or you want to know
- Place: Hometown, Honeymoon, the Shea Stadium, Miami Beach, the Golden Gate, Google Map, Hotel, Restaurant, Homeless, Deja vu
- Technologies: Teleportation, iPhone, Samsung, Robot, Television, Telephone, Smart Phone, Super Computer, Blue Chip, Anti-Christ
- Habits: Kite, Chat, Personal, Extra money, Helpful for relationship, Childhood, Consentration, Hobbits, Take a walk, See Sunrising
Step 2: Review each word and Circle it, when it's according to the questions below
- Is this something that raises questions that research can help answer?
- Are they potentially interesting questions?
- Does this item get at somthing I've always wondered about?
- Might it open doors to knowledge I think is important, fascinating, or relevant to my life?
- Why do I feel familiar with some place that I never had been before as we call that happening Deja vu?
- Where does the word "Honeymoon" come from?
- Why it is important to search the place by google map before we get there?
- Is it true that "the Blue Chip" is really anti-Christianity?
- Will we expect a robot as technology is developing quickly?
- Which company is better? Samsung or Apple?
- How can we define between good and bad habit?
- Is there any habit without speding money?
- How can Korean keep their traditional habit "Kite"?
Jake, you've put together quite a diverse list of topics to choose from. I look forward to reading what topic of inquiry you actually pick. Keep in mind that needs to happen soon!
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