You have a
Temperamental philosophy
Likely to: write in bursts of a thousand words, have at least three unused notebooks, almost submit to writing contests, finish a novel in a month but take two years on a short story, write on your phone at stoplights
You write according to your impulses. Your mantra is “write now, edit later.” People go to you for great ideas, but you’re secretly scared of being exposed as a fraud, what with all your unfinished projects. You deal with this by jumping from one thing to another until you somehow finish something.
Your number one favorite time to write is the eleventh hour. You like to think that you’re not lazy—even if you’re not writing a single word, you find sources of inspiration everywhere and turn them over in your mind. You often wish you could just sit down and put one word in front of the other. Having a method seems lackluster, but it’s the very thing your madness needs.
Your volatile mix of self-indulgence and perfectionism usually gets the job done, but it can be exhausting. Try harnessing all that energy with the help of a tool or a support system. Or both.
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