I wish I had written it, :-).

Now that was a part of the advice given in this blog post. 25 Things Writers Should Stop Doing.

Be true to your own voice.

Typo free and some of the best advice Ive ever read, for writers, all here in one blog post by Chuck. Sure I knew most off it but I too get tempted to stray from my ideals and I find blogs like this helpful reminders of how to stay on track and true to action plan to my goals.
I will look at the other things he has written.

This 25 Things Writers Should Stop Doing is a brilliant article for a writer.
Very helpful at keeping one committed to their ideals ans keeping them on track with the issues they struggle with.

I am planning our winter tour in the caravan and one of the things I need to do is to look at computer carts and decide what office set up I will install in the caravan. I also need to work on my fitness to be ready for the lifestyle on tour.

That crap out not crap in should be my mantra this year lol. :-).
I struggle to get the balance of exercise and food portion control right with a full time creative life passion and all external reminders of the importance of exercise in order to write, assist me.
I liked the advice to not chase a genre or what publishers say they want you to write. That will help keep me true to writing the novels I want to write and to heck with how easy it will be to get my voice published. I know from my other creative fields, if you learn from others you can improve but if you copy others, you are just a half rate version of them and have copied the mistakes as well as the good bits but never learn the difference.

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