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This episode is for those who struggle to make their words be perfect. As a former journalist, I get it. And I've learned - the long and hard way - that being messy helps you write better, faster. Too often, we are trying to craft the finished product from start to finish. There's time to revise later, but start by starting. Words are meant to create a connection & the message matters more than the medium.
Show notes: This episode refers to the work of Harvard psychologist George A. Miller and writer Anne Lamott.
By Kristin Graham5
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We'd love to hear from you!
This episode is for those who struggle to make their words be perfect. As a former journalist, I get it. And I've learned - the long and hard way - that being messy helps you write better, faster. Too often, we are trying to craft the finished product from start to finish. There's time to revise later, but start by starting. Words are meant to create a connection & the message matters more than the medium.
Show notes: This episode refers to the work of Harvard psychologist George A. Miller and writer Anne Lamott.