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I learned that there are different styles and ways to write and how it takes many steps to get where you want to be.

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I learned people who are passionate about writing have different point of views they may have on writing and the steps to take

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I learned that a different point of view can be beneficial to your writing and that there's never an end to your work, you can always add more even when you think you're done.

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I learned that I should start looking over my writing even when I feel like It’s good there’s always a way to create something better

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He made me realize the importance of the writer being in the same state of mind as the character they are trying to perceive. This is important because the tone and the word choice we use will change depending on how we are currently feeling in that moment.

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Tom Romano's "How to Write" gave me the courage to follow the first draft "gush" and really enjoy and own the process of writing. It made me reflect on my writing, while I'm writing, reminding me that I can write! It taught me that I can actually write very well, I just need to revisit it and persevere and trust in my process.

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After reading this I learned how unique and critical the writing process is and that it is important to take a step back and take time to review and organize your thoughts.

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I learned that looking over your writing with fresh eyes is important, and that your writing environment can influence your writing strategies.

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I learned that everyone has a different writing process and to not get discouraged if people are further ahead than you. I also learned to take breaks and come back to your piece later. It is important to trust your writing process.

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I learned that the best writing comes from the moments where you are most comfortable writing, whether it has to do with setting or environment or something else. It's ok to make mistakes and try again another time.

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I learned that you might want to take a look at your writer after you have had a chance to cool down.

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I learned that the revision process can be just as enjoyable as the first draft if you allow it to be. It should be about allowing your best thoughts to shine through, not just fixing your words.

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I saw a different perspective than that of my own on writing and learned to take time away and cool off.

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I learned that we need to take time away from our writing so that when we come back, we´ll have a different thought process that can help revise the draft.

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I learned how important the writing process is and how it differs between individuals. Writing is a great way to express yourself and show how unique you are.

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Reading the article, I realized I could/should probably run actual experiments to see what positions, light levels and surroundings are most conducive to my writing/thought process.

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After reading this I realized that everyone has their own sense of how language should sound. And that sense is very important when it comes to writing.

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I learned that the environment I write in is different from others and I modify mine to my liking. Also my process is usually a one sitting type deal, I don’t like to keep coming back to it because it makes me lose my train of thought.

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This document showed me that, like Romano said, I write wherever I can get the most words out, and the time and place for writing is very important to me when writing. I learned that writing daly, even if it it a little, is important in order to explore your ideas.

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I learned that I can learn to like writing and that I don’t have to like it at first. But, I just have to keep writing for at least a couple minutes a day.

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I learned that it's okay to rewrite over and over. It's okay to step back for a little and come back in a couple minutes, hours, or days and have new ideas and thoughts. I just have to trust myself more when it comes to the writing process.