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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura.

Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.

Today's tip is to write fast and edit slow.

When you're working on a project that requires making something new, aim to create first without questioning yourself.

Then, once you've gotten your ideas down, you can be more disciplined about turning the something into something better.

This council to write fast and edit slow will be familiar to writers

who are often encouraged to treat writing and editing as separate processes. to write

and editing as separate processes.

They require different kinds of thinking.

Just as we can't really multitask

by checking email while running a conference call,

or better off writing and editing successively,

rather than oscillating between them in one sitting.

In her classic book, Bird by Bird, some instructions on writing and life, author Anne Lamotte urges

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