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Feb. 15th, 2026
You're thinking about your comic wrong
Feb. 15th, 2026 01:22 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dreadlordmrsonMy comment:
Huh. Usually advice about finishing projects keeps falling back on "making it a habit". Which doesn't fricking work for me and my ADHD. The habit-forming part of my brain just doesn't work. Even feeding myself -- something I do 2-4 times a day, hasn't become habitual for me, and I have to actively remind myself and force myself to do it.
But this? I'm glad I watched this because I think I could actually implement a slightly modified version of this system for my workload.
I have a comic I'm coming up on and soon I'll be moving from the plot-writing stage to the script writing stage, and after that starting to draw more than just practice... so this advice came in time for me to really chew on it and wrap my head around exactly what I want to do before I start.
So thank you!
dreadlordmrsonI used to watch a lot more of these rescue videos years ago...
But then there came the enormous wave of staged ones.
And now we have AI taking up the reins of fakery. Though I guess at least AI doesn't put real animals directly in danger for views but. :/
I think this one is real? I hope it's real, it was pretty neat to see.
I think I still won't be returning to watching lots of animal rescue videos though.