One sheet per month

Have you ever felt like you have so many thoughts that it feels like you have none at all? Or have you written many novels where you couldn't conclude them and only wrote the beginning parts? We need to cultivate a habit of delving deeply into one thought.
When it comes to writing, the more you read, the more you want to edit. You want to make it more perfect, more profound. However, in the process, the original meaning of the first writing often fades. Even though the sentences become cleaner, the meaning disappears. There have been many times when I lingered only in the moment of editing, and my thoughts and stories did not move forward.
I will give you exactly one sheet of paper.
What would you like to write on a paper that cannot be erased or edited? Do you have no topic in mind, or do you have too many?
Whatever the topic, try to continue yesterday's story today. If you keep writing day by day, you will end up with a month's worth of writing. It doesn't matter if it's long or short.
The important thing is to immerse yourself in one thing for a month.
Try stacking up your thoughts systematically.