It’s much easier to make your work better if you have something to work with.
You can’t edit your blog post if you haven’t written it yet.
You can’t make your new song swing if you don’t record the demo.
You can’t grow your business if you don’t start by landing one paying customer.
Trying to make things perfect before you put the work down on paper is futile.
Get the rough draft finished. Then go back and make it better.
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This is a wonderful reminder, especially for me as a writer. The thing about first drafts is that most of the points on there might not even make it to the final version, so spending too much time coming up with the perfect sentences can be counterproductive. Anyway, thanks for this post!
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Absolutely true! It’s much easier just to word vomit on the page or in your screen and then make it make sense later than trying to get it all perfect 🙂
Thank you for reading and commenting.
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