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3. Practice Writing and Pursue Continuous Improvement

3. Practice Writing and Pursue Continuous Improvement

In other to be a successful writer, you have to be a good one you don’t have to be the best but you must be willing to constantly improve your skills and practice whether you are getting paid or not.

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Writer, artist, Accountant and a forever learner. Learning, loving, Hoping.

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