Sep 13, 2022
If you’ve been listening to the Writing Coach Podcast for a while, you already know I:
- Send emails to myself.
- Annotate ideas on paper/screen in one-minute bursts, or else forget them forever
- Direct my brain to solve something by asking one good question
In the quest for the new, we tend to overlook the advantages of repetition. This week on the Writing Coach Podcast, we look at some of the most useful ways to incorporate repetition in your writing, workflow, questioning, and learning.
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WCP 144 Archives Vol. V: What’s your (writing) problem?
WCP 162 Archives, Vol. X: The research rabbit hole
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