Show Courage by Sharing Your Worst Writing with Pride

Damn the torpedoes, full f’n speed ahead

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Let’s face it: the fear of judgment is paralyzing.

The thought of someone reading our worst writing and cringing sends shivers down our spines. We imagine the raised eyebrows, the whispered criticisms, and the dreaded eye rolls. But here’s the truth my homie— every writer has felt this. From the newbie jotting down her first draft to the seasoned author working on their next bestseller, the fear of judgment is universal.

Instead of letting this fear control you, consider this: what if sharing your worst writing could be the catalyst for your greatest growth?

What if, by exposing your vulnerabilities, you could become a stronger, more resilient writer?

Think about it.

When you’re not hiding behind the façade of perfection, you’re free to experiment, make mistakes, and most importantly, learn from them. The next time you feel the urge to hide your writing away, remember that every masterpiece starts as a rough draft.

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