273. Why Writers Quit (And Why You Shouldn't)
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This episode discusses the reasons writers consider quitting and emphasizes the importance of persistence and learning from failure.
Every writer hits a wall mid-project. The draft isn't working, the rejections are stacking up, and quitting starts to feel like the logical choice. But quitting isn't protecting you from failure. It's guaranteeing it. In this episode, I break down down three truths about setbacks that every writer needs to hear, and why the writers who finish are the ones who learn to use failure as fuel. Episode Web Page Send me Fan Mail
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