Monthly Archives: September 2016
Tracer Rounds: When Positives Become Negatives
Possibly the most raw column I’ve ever written ~
Brant, 05 September 2016
Some of these columns are a lot easier to write than others. Some days I feel like I’m forcing it. Some days I honestly feel like I’m mailing it in (see the column about professional sports from last Spring). Some days the column just flows and before I know it, I’m at 2800 words and feel like there’s a lot left to say.
Some days, there’s a lot I want to say, and just not sure how. Many of those turn out to be kind of personal, like the column about the Imposter Syndrome. Today is one of those days, and it’s going to be hard for make this as coherent as it deserves to be, particular since I’m not quite ready to name names and potentially ruin lives. But I also said back when I first started this whole endeavor that I was going to do this without a net (i.e., no editor), so you’re getting an unfiltered look at the insanity that ping-pongs around my head as I write these things.