I really thought this was obvious, but you should not walk past a building, stop in front of a window, and fully take it out. I promise you and whoever (hopefully) wanted that rn can wait until you've reached your destination. I also promise that buildings you don't go into often have people in them.
I'm a grad student in English lit, and I tend to struggle with really starting my papers because I struggle with finding a really good argument. I am great at analysing a text and finding super fascinating themes to notice, but I always get stuck on finding my "so what" and pushing my paper to the next level. I end up second-guessing whether my idea is interesting or worthwhile at all, since I can't think of how to articulate why someone who doesn't already care should care, or why this is worth remembering. I pretty much always get there in the end, but it takes up a huge amount of time for what ends up feeling like a pretty small thing. Do you all have any insight on how to get to that "so what" quickly so I can stop getting stuck?