During my long career drafting briefs which were destined to be hacked up in committee, I discovered this unflagging rule: the less time spent on the first draft, the more people like it.
It actually happens this way :)
It does seem like peeps don't like other peeps trying too hard... :/ Great piece!
LOL! They want some nice mistakes they can sink their teeth into so that they can feel useful!
Ain't that the truth, Libby!
so true. I find that when I overthink things I do worse.
Interesting take. I had to think about it - always a good thing. I like it.
I've found this to be true in fiction writing as well. I have no idea why this is :)
Thought-provoking - great job!
It's often true, isn't it? Maybe once we start cutting and rearranging, we lose the soul of it? Nice take on the prompt. Thanks for linking up!
It actually happens this way :)
ReplyDeleteIt does seem like peeps don't like other peeps trying too hard... :/ Great piece!
ReplyDeleteLOL! They want some nice mistakes they can sink their teeth into so that they can feel useful!
ReplyDeleteAin't that the truth, Libby!
Deleteso true. I find that when I overthink things I do worse.
ReplyDeleteInteresting take. I had to think about it - always a good thing. I like it.
ReplyDeleteI've found this to be true in fiction writing as well. I have no idea why this is :)
ReplyDeleteThought-provoking - great job!
ReplyDeleteIt's often true, isn't it? Maybe once we start cutting and rearranging, we lose the soul of it? Nice take on the prompt. Thanks for linking up!
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