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This is exactly why writing is slow. If you only measure time spent hammering out words, you’re missing most of it.
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Somewhere on the Mary Oliver/Neil Young continuum. Write everyday vs if you can't write a song in 5 minutes walk away. Patience for inspiration, but be there when it happens. Just my thoughts, and this is across mediums. I think about this a LOT! Love hearing other artists talk about this.
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Writing every day is good because it's the writer equivalent to a musician "practicing their scales." But just like playing scales isn't playing a song, not every writing session needs to produce something publishable—or even coherent.
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This makes perfect sense, thank you. Sharpen the sword for when it's time to swing, right? Very cool
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Yes, exactly. 🙂 When inspiration strikes, you want to make the most of it.
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I'm with that
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