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Aug 15, 2018 33 min

How to Become a Better Writer: Create New Things

from How to Write Good Hosted by Daniel Poppie

In this episode, I talk about my own journey as a writer. I have been thinking about stepping out and taking risks despite the chance of failure. In particular, I talk about my struggles with particular pieces of storytelling and how I have grown in those areas. One thing I mention in this episode is the Big Five personality test. Here is a test for you to take if you want to (I did not know whether this one is good, but I think it is): https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/IPIP-BFFM/ As always, check out my website to stay in touch at www.danielpoppie.com

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