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In today's episode I'm going to walk you through the three most common interiority mistakes I

see writers make and I'm going to share how you can fix these mistakes if you're making them

in your draft. But first I want to remind you that I have done two episodes related to interiority

already. The first one is episode number 82 that's called show don't tell what this advice

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