February 3 – Ohm’s Law
Resistance = Voltage/Intensity
R= V/I
Voltage:
Ohm’s definition – the potential difference in charge between two points in an electromagnetic field.
My definition – the objective – getting a the first round of revision done by the end of February.
Resistance:
Ohm’s definition – the measure of difficulty of passing an electric current through a substance.
My definition – the difficulty of sitting down and working on the revisions of my WIP
Intensity:
Ohm’s definition – the measurable amount of force used to affect change.
My definition – the amount of effort I put into my WIP at any given time.
To reduce Resistance, you must increase Intensity. The Voltage is the constant.
The accumulation of unnecessary projects or distractions (resistance) dilutes the effort I put into my WIP (intensity). My objective is to revision 1000 words per day (voltage)
My Resistance/day: I joined a 6-week prompt challenge. My online writing group starts a new project, requiring writing, revision, rewriting. It is year end for our “real-life” business . I plan a holiday, no, wait… two holidays. I visit with a friend, it’s because it is her birthday. I started the diyMFA Book Club, WIP, etc. etc.
R= V/I = 1000 words for WIP/8 projects or distractions = 122 words
Or
My Resistance/day: My online writing group starts a new project, requiring writing, revision, rewriting. It is year end for our “real-life” business. I started the diyMFA Book Club (30 minutes) WIP, etc. etc.
R=V/I = 1000 words for WIP/6 projects or distractions = 166 words
Or
My Resistance/day: My online writing group starts a new project, requiring writing, revision, rewriting. I started the diyMFA Book Club
R=V/I 1000 words for WIP/3 projects or distractions – 333 words
I have already spent way to much time on this blog and not my WIP
………proving the power of resistance.
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