The first draft is nothing more than a starting point, so be wrong as fast as you can.

Andrew Stanton (Pixar)

I’ve recently started writing with this advice in mind, after previously taking the opposite approach and being a super-perfectionist right out of the gate. For me, at least, I’ve found it to be freeing and immensely helpful.

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