- All bad writing contributes towards better writing
- Your target audience is hard to define when you first start. Your content becomes sharper and more focused the more you practice, share your work, and engage with others
- Share your work with your network. It’s the only way to learn how your writing performs in the face of others
- You can write regardless of any mood you’re in
- Day 1 feels exciting, Day 50 feels bleak but you’ll pull through, Day 100 is a milestone, Day 250 feels like something’s growing, Day 500 you’re building something interesting, Day 800 is momentum
- You’ll never know which stories or pieces will perform well until you share them
- A good written piece doesn’t appear simply because you spend a lot of time writing it
- A good written piece is good because you made your audience feel something
- Bonus: Typos happen
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