You don’t always need to begin at the beginning.
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You don’t always need to begin at the beginning.
Not all stories start with ‘once upon a time’
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Don’t fear repetition.
Sometimes, saying something again and again and again can be a good thing.
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I don’t have a writing ritual. Do you?
Apparently, it’s common for desperate writers — like me — to hope that if they knew how their favourites did it, they’ll be able to replicate the magic too too.
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Do you have a writing goal?
It seemed rather unsavoury. Unless.
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Leave passive voice to the politicians.
So, the lesson is: If you must use passive voice, do so deliberately and sparingly.
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Kill the generic lede.
Use a unique one to draw your reader in.
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Write case studies.
It’s a different and detailed way of presenting your best work.
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3 rules to be better organised.
Figure out permanent places, boundaries and backup for everything.
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Do you know to use document styles on your word processor?
The moment you get a new laptop or install a word processor, set up your document styles. Make sure you love them. Save time forever.
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Brainstorm like Tina Fey does improv.
Live and let (your ideas also) live.