“Write every day. Don't wait for an idea to start.”
— Ray Bradbury
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If you want to become good at writing, you should make it a habit to write something every day. It doesn't matter if you have a big or special idea at the start. When you write regularly, your skill improves over time, just like practicing a sport or playing an instrument. Think of it like planting a garden. You don’t wait for a perfect sunny day to start planting seeds; you plant them whenever you can, and soon you’ll see them grow. By writing daily, even if it’s just a little bit, you train your brain to be creative and find inspiration easier. Instead of waiting for the best idea to come to you, start with whatever you have now. This makes writing less scary and more like a normal part of your routine.
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