I still, to this day - even with a good typing speed, I write way quicker with a pen. A pen isn't slowing me down. A pen is a force multiplier. At least to me and in my totally subjective experience.

> The writing must hurt your wrist or hand. It must turn into a burden. That pain is a signal telling you that you have written long enough. Maybe you wrote only five lines. Perhaps one thousand.

The author must not have used a pen much in their lifetime. I have written 50 to 80 pages in longhand - never cramped, never felt it to be a burden. No pain.

Overall - from the beginning, to the end, this to me felt so contrived. The "sampled title" (sorry, but I would call it a blatant rip off), the LinkedIn/TED-talk writing style. Making something an uncountable number of people experience every day sound like the holy grail of enlightenment - and the writing style overall - to me it read like Claude being prompted well.

Not my piece of cake. Sorry.