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phil
@phil
Courtesy of C.S. Lewis
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Zenigame
@zeni.eth
#6 is fascinating in the era of the delete button. We edit as we write, abandoning our words as soon as we see them. I wonder what this has done to our ability to rewrite.
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samvox
@samvox
I would love to see this category to focus and deep work. A bunch of information is given by AI, but I need something that is usable in principle.
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Dr B lizardo
@bluelizardo.eth
(1) Turn off notifications (2) Read the latest official articles (3) Always put yourself in the reader's shoes (4) Believe in your thoughts (5) Explain in most details (6) Keep going just don’t break the chain of doing it even if it’s small (7) Avoid small distractions (8) Post it when you're sure enough
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zenxosa◼️Ⓜ️🎩
@zenxosa
So what i’m hearing is some of the fan fics i wrote at 14 are some of my best work 😂(jk this is amazing advice)
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Double D
@daved
Was this in an article, a book or the newspaper.
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Kiki 🖼️💜
@artstudio48
Thank you - saved for future reference 🥳 I heard about this in a movie recently but didn’t think to look for it
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Eren🎩
@baeshy.eth
these are great advice. wonder if you'll ever publish your book
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Ori🐥🍖💎🎩
@sia08
That clarity tip is on point. Easy to forget the reader might not see it the way you do.
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The modern equivalent of no. 2 is don't only consume content written in the last 24 hours and the first one basically means get off the internet
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