Happy King Day! I hope you're spending today doing whatever is revolutionary for you. If that's taking a nap, volunteering in the community, or leading a march- I support you. 

On today's episode, we're talking about what makes someone a writer that other writers want to work with. Over this past semester, I've been able to identify what makes writers trustworthy or someone that would be a good brain trust. 

I hope it's helpful to you or someone who is wondering why they haven't been able to get people to collab with them. So, let's dive in. 

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