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When writer Henry Miller was writing Tropic of Cancer, he set himself the following 11 rules for living:
1) Do one thing at a time.
2) Do not start a new book.
3) Do not be nervous. Be calm, happy, and uninhibited in what you are doing.
4) Work according to plan, not by mood.
5) If you cannot create, at least you can work.
6) Do a little bit of finishing every day, but do not fertilize.
7) Keep your humanity. Go out with friends, have fun, and drink if you feel like it.
8) Do not be a workhorse. Work is for pleasure.
9) Stop when you want to, but continue the next day. Focus, find the core, and simplify the complex.
10) Do not think about what book you are going to write, but only about the book you are writing.
11) Always prioritize writing. Painting, music, friends, and movies all come second. 0 reply
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