Wrap your mind around the idea of writing imperfectly

In one of our recent author Q&As, a writer told us that she would tell her younger self to show up at the keyboard every day and not worry so much about whether that day’s work seemed like garbage.

The younger version of herself might’ve appreciated a new guest post on C.S. Lakin's Live Write Thrive blog.

There, Adrian Johansen offers five tips for learning to write imperfectly — with the thought being that what you envision and what actually results may not be the exact same thing, but that that’s okay.

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