Alright, I’ve decided the time has come to stop overthinking about posting on the internet.

guitar player in a band called A Story Told.

I spent most of my internet life overthinking it and it wasn't until I was pseudo anonymous and a total noob that I was okay shamelessly asking questions and sharing things about myself.

I've enjoyed it way more than lurking!

It's an ongoing process for sure, though the journey is as enjoyable as the destination, if there even is one!

Writing in public really helps find your voice and arguably sharpens your thinking. Not so much for validating with vain engagement metrics but expressing thoughts in well crafted sentences.

Enjoy the ride!

That’s the mindset I’m trying to have! Glad to hear it’s possible to make the switch :) gives me hope.

a jiraffe on the internet • nf.td/morereese

Totally agree about feeling like part of a community here, the response to my post has been proof of that!

+1 to this. I wasn’t really active on social media at all until Farcaster. Felt kinda liberating to share ideas, observations, and random thoughts I had. I feel like I’m part of a community here wherein I express a version of myself that I don’t in other facets of life. Which is cool and special, and much of which I attribute to not overthinking it. 

Definitely encourage you to not overthink and have fun with it @jsn !