"Let your writing rest."
If you proof-read your work day and night—day and night—it may become empty. It will wither away.
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Writing, you don't need to go for too much corrections because you can miss the craft.
Patience win.
Creating relationship how-to I applied strict revision, numbering all the sentences and treating each individually. That day my 1500 words reduced to 800. After a week only 500 words. Some months later, 300. What if I let all rest? It wouldn't have withered away.
Let your writing rest if you love it, it will remain yours forever.
If you are with me for a long time--say a month or two--you know writing I love is simple and juicy. Nothing more. But nomatter what I write, I save it untouched for days.
Slowly I edited all my works—through this method.
From“You can read to change the World. You can as well teach your Little Friends to read.” by Maren John Mafuyai
“When editing, remove all buts and ands from the beginnings of the sentence. After it rests, you’ll know whether you need them or not.” Maren John Mafuyai
“Write and keep away—write and keep away. Then read. Editing process comes last. Then throw away. Let it rest.” Maren John Mafuyai.
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