This weekend, I went to the lake and read. I've had a long backlog of articles about writing, newsletters, and marketing, and was thrilled to get through them.
Amongst all of them, there were some wonderful nuggets of advice—which got me thinking of this question of the week: What is a recent piece of advice you've read that you've found helpful?
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Just as there are different ways to write, there are different ways to edit. Some people will edit as they go, while others do it after they've finished a draft. Some will begin with the structure and move down into the sentences. Others do a sentence at a time, writing
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