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Trust your own writing instincts from "summary" of Writing with Power by Peter Elbow

When it comes to writing, it can be easy to doubt ourselves and our instincts. We may worry that our ideas are not good enough, or that our writing is not up to par. However, it is important to remember that we are our own best critics. We know our own writing better than anyone else, and we know what works and what doesn't. Trusting our own writing instincts is crucial to producing authentic and compelling work. Writing is a deeply personal process, and it is important to stay true to our own voice and vision. When we second-guess ourselves, we risk diluting our unique perspective and compromising the integrity of our writing. By trusting our instincts, we can tap into our creativity and produce writing that is ...
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