🤙🏽 Kenta Thomas Naoi

I was hesitant to write long form because I was afraid that I had nothing to say. Then, I thought, well … long form, is difficult because no one will read it. And then I thought short form is too limiting, because I can’t go in depth. And now as I’m doing a little bit of both – finally writing more long form – similar feelings of coming up. In the past, I as trying to justify where I should focus my time, but now I’m realizing that I need both. 

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The long form, helps me articulate (and I’ll keep getting better at this), ideas. It makes me slow down and try to go more in depth. BUT I still do feel like the short form is helpful in grabbing key points – especially because … we are so overwhelmed with input these days. The short form, just helps us have like little bookmarks and entry ways into our larger thoughts. 

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Anyways, probably a DUH moment. But sometimes, we need to come to our conclusion. Usually several times. I’ll probably come back to this again.

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Anyways, 

If you missed it – here is the final entry of my 4 Part Series about MuNohButoh.

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I’ve been thinking about maybe turning it into a mini zine or something .. something where I can pull all the main points into a mini manual of idea. 

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