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<li>Budding writers should not be afraid of writing, but should experiment it as a form of free hand sketching.</li>
<li>They should spill out their brains and then build, fix or arrange the content in a creative way.</li>
<li>Writing does not just happen when we write something, but also happens when we are thinking, talking, seeing, listening and texting.</li>
<li>One needs to fall in love with writing and not think of it as a task to be accomplished.</li>
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Writing is just one step in a much larger process

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<li>Whether digital or the (preferable) pen and paper, having a journal is a must to document nonsensical, random thoughts that may be the bricks of your next masterpiece.</li>
<li><em>Prewriting</em> is as essential as the actual writing, and this rough exercise is done on your doodle pad or notepad. We can then give it shape, categorize it or file it for later use.</li>
<li>Writing is to be looked at from a reader’s mindset, and has to be about giving something.</li>
<li>The struggle, ego and insecurity are part of the writer’s block that simply disappears if we love the process of writing.</li>
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