Write freely without judgment from "summary" of Writing with Power by Peter Elbow
When you sit down to write, it's important to allow yourself the freedom to express your thoughts without fear of judgment. This means letting go of any self-criticism or doubts that may hinder your ability to communicate effectively on paper. By allowing your ideas to flow freely, you give yourself the opportunity to explore new perspectives and uncover hidden insights that may not have surfaced otherwise. When you write without judgment, you are able to tap into your inner creativity and break free from the confines of perfectionism. This allows for a more authentic and genuine expression of your thoughts and emotions, leading to a deeper connection with your readers. By letting go of the need for approval or validation, you can focus on communicating your mess...
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