Trust in your ability to communicate authentically from "summary" of The Art of Writing Badly by Richard Chandler Borden
When it comes to writing, one of the most important things to remember is to trust in your ability to communicate authentically. This means being true to yourself and your own unique voice. It means not trying to imitate someone else or write in a way that doesn't feel natural to you. When you trust in your ability to communicate authentically, you are able to connect with your readers on a deeper level. Your writing will come across as genuine and sincere, which will make it more engaging and impactful. It's easy to feel insecure about your wri...
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