Jul 13, 2020

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Find Success. Enjoy the Writing Journey!

Have you ever been told to stop writing to do better? Neil Gaiman’s advice is to live life a little and then come back to tell your stories.

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Neil Gaiman once told one of his students to stop writing. His talented, bright student had the…

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