Humans work better with binary rules than spectrum rules. The best example: the speed limit versus red lights. Everyone speeds a little bit, but a… - Dickie Bush

Every early writer struggles with impostor syndrome.

They ask “Why me?” unsure if anyone will care what they say.

Simple fix: flip the question around.

Ask “why not me?” or “why anyone else?”

This unlocks a whole new perspective.

Don't overcomplicate writing.

The definition of a good writer:

Someone who makes their point crystal clear.

Don't cut words to make your writing shorter.

Cut words to reduce friction for the reader.

As a writer, you're competing with TikTok and Netflix.

So the easier it is to read, the more likely the reader is to stick around.