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Recently Iā€™m realizing that I need a lot of time to just thing for myself. If Iā€™m not careful I just read a bunch of stuff, and then I just regurgitate it as if itā€™s my viewpoint. And honestly thatā€™s fine, if thatā€™s your thing. But I honestly am more interested in perspectives but Iā€™ve been thought through and kneaded like a dough over and over. I think we live in an age where everyone wants everything in an instant, and opinions of others are wanted constantly. But screw that, take your time and knead your dough is what I say. Donā€™t let others tell you otherwise. Your dough is precious - you donā€™t have to let others think for you all the time.
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The beat poets had this idea of ā€œfirst thought, best thoughtā€ and it sounds good but after consideration decided itā€™s not for me. My first thought is often just what Iā€™ve heard elsewhere ā€” itā€™s someone elseā€™s thought. But if I take the time look at something from different angles I can get past that initial reaction and figure out if I agree with it or have a different take
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And I close my argument with this, a quote by screenwriting instructor Robert McKee (from a now dead link): "As writers it is our responsibility, McKee intones, to never be satisfied with the first idea that pops into our head. We must always be looking beyond our initial instincts (which are inevitably clichƩd) to find new methods of sharing information, new traits that can make a character more human, new ways of giving the audience exactly what they want in a way they would never expect."
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