Dave Evans

Dave hates writing because it's lonely.

I'm the introvert.

He's the extrovert.

I love sitting in a room talking to myself all day long.

It's wonderful.

And he can't stand it.

So like try the trying stuff and the talking to be, if you talk to writers, they'll say writing is very lonely.

If you can't handle that, you're probably not, it's not going to be a good thing for you.

And you wouldn't know that unless you talk to somebody who does it.

So it's almost like time travel.

You can have a little experience of talking to somebody who's the person you think you might want to be.

They're already 10 years down the road doing it.

And that experience, that conversation is so much more powerful than, oh, I'm going to look up on Google how many writing hacks are there.

You know, when did the five most famous writers write?

You know, they wrote in the morning, they wrote in the afternoon.

There's no patterns in any of that stuff.

So you can prototype anything.

And the lack of curiosity isn't really true.

I have no ideas.

You really have no ideas.