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This is such an excellent post that cuts to the heart of achieving any kind of a success as a writer (or any other profession.)

It won’t all be roses, but to do the thing you dislike, to perform the task that bores you or even the thing you fear most: these are the ways to get where you want to be.

When I was a kid, my mom had a rule at the dinner table: "Eat everything on your plate." I was okay with it most of the time. Mom was a great cook who never failed to deliver a stunning meal even when she didn't have much to work with. But sometimes…sometimes that rule was a tough pill to swallow. Especially when Lima beans were involved. But what I didn't realize was that mom was teaching me an important principle way back then: it's just as i … Read More

via Albert Berg's Unsanity Files

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