Supporting myself with disclaimers

What can help me hold myself back less because I think I want things to be just so?

I've tried putting disclaimers in the signature for my emails.  Here's an example:

Disclaimer:  I am no longer taking into account as many things as I am usually compelled to think about when writing emails. I'm also experimenting with just saying whatever comes off the top of my head, instead of struggling to convey all the things that I would like to express.

What ought to work is finding a way to demonstrate to myself that I don't need to do all the holding back that I do.  It's not surprising that I wasn't able to do this with emails.  Emails are such a quagmire for me!  So, no wonder I haven't been able to get enough small wins to make real progress with this with emailing.

With blogging, I might just be able to do it.  Blogging feels much safer.  I'm hoping it'll feel safer with this particular blog.  I've named it "Useful enough" to provide myself with a disclaimer that will hopefully do the trick:

Some of the posts in this blog are not what I imagine I'd like them to be.  If I had all the time in the world to work on them, they'd be different.  But, I've posted them here just as they are.  

What I post here will be things that were useful enough to me for me to write about them.  Perhaps there'll be things here that are useful enough to others just as they are.

I'm interested to see if I'll be able to share thoughts sooner and more often with this blog. Who knows?  Perhaps it might just work.