Lex Fridman

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We talk extensively in this episode with Dan Houser about his writing process.

And boy, it's a torturous journey as everybody that goes through the ideation process in any kind of context, whether it's in writing and design and programming, all of that,

It's a difficult and painful process.

It's full of procrastination, all the different human blockers that Steven Pressfield's War of Art excellent book writes about.

And a lot of times it really is about having the right tools to make sure when the ideas come from wherever it is in the ethereal realm that the ideas do come from, that they have the right kind of workflows and mechanisms to pour out of your mind and out of your soul.

and to do so in a collaborative way, in a collaborative environment.