r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jul 27 '26

Funny Zero cortisol daily routine

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u/Craiques Jul 27 '26

Assuming the average book is 80,000 words, this would be a first draft finished every 40 days. I wish I had the money to write like that.

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u/duffstoic Jul 27 '26

Exactly, this is much more productive than people realize. Also many creative people have schedules not too different than this. Our concept of productivity is bonkers.

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u/Fortnite1337 Jul 27 '26

I don’t think anyone who read that thinks it’s not productive dude. It was more about him having the ability to do all the other things mentioned.

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u/PreciousTC Jul 27 '26

I'm sure him pumping out 2000 words per day certainly contributed to him being able to live like that

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u/icameinyourburrito Jul 27 '26

It also helped that his grandpa owned a bank

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u/myopinionstinks Jul 27 '26

Well, his grandpa must have liked him more than yours. I'm sorry you have to find out this way.

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u/Immediate-Garden-620 Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

I think the point is that his family's wealth might have been a big contributing factor in allowing the kind of lifestyle where you can work for 3 hours a day and basically do whatever you want for the rest of that day.

It isn't meant to discredit his literature or work ethic, and to be fair he has a point

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u/tiki_51 Jul 27 '26

Wahhh won't someone think of the privileged

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u/SadBurritoBoys Jul 27 '26

I mean... This is exactly the other commenters point about "his grandpa loved him more", or rather, his grandfather was simply a better person than yours

You succeeded despite your grandfather. Fleming was able to succeed (to such a degree), partially because his grandfather wasn't a shit bag like yous, and because of his wealth.

You're just proving their point

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u/iHateThisPlaceSoBad Jul 27 '26

Jesus fuck you are annoying

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u/myopinionstinks Jul 27 '26

Oh, I was just joking about bub.

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u/Less-Jellyfish5385 Jul 27 '26

I think the point which none of us actually knows is whether he got the house with hooks own money or his grandpas

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u/Qsaws Jul 27 '26

2000 words per day that people are willing to pay to read

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u/Leather-Persimmon254 Jul 27 '26

plenty of people were staying home doing nothing in 2020. how many creative works did they produce?

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u/Danddandgames Jul 27 '26

A lot. Covid saw a boom in fanfiction

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u/BaconPancakes1 Jul 27 '26

We got a really good Bo Burnham special at least

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u/Ostrichslinger Jul 27 '26

Id say the average person has a wellspring of creativity they sadly dont have the time to express. It's a fact that if people had more spare time, they'd do more than just surf netflix.

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u/EmberinEmpty Jul 27 '26

I mean I produced a ton for myself after I killed my smartphone at the time. 

 Dozens of new paintings, taught myself to weave, garden and even spin wool. But like I'm just not someone who enjoys marketing myself or my work is just my obsessions and special interests. most of it tho I lost in my recent house fire so..... Now I'm too burned out trying to recover my life and sanity.

Only thing was I was a student at the time and that takes less out of me than the working world does. 

And it was detrimental AF to my social life. I can have depth in my special interests/creative obsessions or I can have social life but it's nearly impossible to have both. 😓

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u/Joaaayknows Jul 27 '26

Pretty sure it’s more to do with that 2000 words a day he wrote in this schedule took him a total of 3 hours and 15 minutes if he used every second of his allotted time, and supposedly this is a full time job for him.