Many talented engineers stress the importance of outputting. They argue for the necessity of outputting the information that’s been inputted. It’s only through this process that information truly becomes solidified into usable knowledge.

The sight of skilled engineers discussing specific technologies from their unique perspectives on their blogs inspires many people.

Especially last year, I was influenced by a colleague who wrote many articles, and I often thought about writing articles that would be useful to the world and read by many. However, even though the new year has started, I still haven’t managed to write anything. When I try to write, perfectionism gets in the way, worrying whether the theme is too childish, whether there are already similar articles, or disliking the content, among other concerns.

Therefore, I came up with the concept of a ‘mini blog.’ This format allows for more relaxed, casual, and frequent posting.

A mini blog is not aimed at being beneficial for someone or providing a unique perspective. It’s about writing as casually as you would post on Twitter. Ideally, I would like to post content that can be written in about 1 to 2 hours.