Allow yourself to make mistakes and learn from them from "summary" of Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury
In the act of writing, one must be willing to embrace imperfection. Mistakes are not signs of failure, but rather opportunities for growth and learning. Every misstep, every error, every stumble can lead to new insights and discoveries. It is in the process of making mistakes that one truly hones their craft and refines their skills.
Allowing oneself to make mistakes requires a certain level of humility and openness. It means acknowledging that one is not perfect and that there is always room for improvement. By accepting this fact, one can approach their writing with a sense of freedom and curiosity, unburdened by the fear of failure.
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