Maybe thinking and writing about it for the hundredth time will change things? There are so many great freaking reasons for me to be writing and documenting my thoughts at work. AR lab of sorts to incubate and discuss ideas. A space for me to plant my flag into new ideas before anyone else gets there. A way for me to create content to take beyond the existing job and position. A better way for me to think through work problems and ideate on solutions. Create a safe un-official space to discuss ideas that are 'out there'.
An easy platform for me to self-market as innovation evangelist, trying to sell new ideas to the organization. A way to start my innovation consultant journey by starting with the current job and position. An easy way to get a leg up during the promotion rounds. Yet another technique to improve my communication and editing skills.
This is definitely something that would serve me well into the long future. It'll be an investment in my present job, into the current company, and my future job prospects. And since I like writing any way, it'll turn an otherwise boring and time pass thing into productive fun thing that'll motivate me to work harder. It'll add an extra interesting and super productive angle to my work personality. It'll give me something else to talk to coworkers about. It'll help me create conference presentation topic( benefits of writing at work). Actually, the last point by itself is useful enough.
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