"Someone once asked a poet who was famous for writing a poem every day how he managed it. He replied, "I lower my standards." You just have to stop worrying that it's not going to be good. It doesn't have to be good. It just has to begin taking shape. You will edit and fuss with it later, and once you get into the groove, it will be easier and faster. "
Socratic Buddha on deconstructing the writing process, and reflecting on the feelings evoked by genuine friends.
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