I was posting this in a writing comm and thought it made a good topic for here, too, so I snatched it. :D
Pretty sure every writer has experienced insecurity about some part of the writing process, moments where we felt discouraged or frustrated. I've only been writing about three years, and I've had plenty of those periods of What the hell am I
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This is an excellent strategy. I do get bogged down sometimes when I think about how much work is ahead of me to fix something or to finish a story.
Cannibalize it for parts.
lol I love the gif. It's so apropos!
I acknowledge that what I feel is "perfect" at this moment in time is going to make me cringe in a year, so there's no reason to bemoan it. Letting go allows me to start something new. And that's s where I learn the most about improvement.Letting go to start something new, and learning more about improvement. Yes. Both those things. New, good stuff can't make it into our lives if we're still holding on to the old, icky stuff, or the old good stuff for that matter. Great philosophy. And I learn about myself through my writing, not just how to improve, and writing has been a really ( ... )
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OM.
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It's funny, I am not generally happy. I am optimistic and determined, but it's very grit it out. And I like it. I like fixing and problem solving. But when my coping mechanism fail me (and writing definitely is one) I literally don't know what to do. There often isn't a fix for my fix.
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