The most important lesson I learned is to thoroughly plan from the outset. I would have saved myself considerable effort and time.
The most important lesson I learned is to thoroughly plan from the outset. I would have saved myself considerable effort and time.
Interesting Question!
The things I learnt from writing :
1. Interest in the job/ work is essential.
2. You will always fail, in some way or the other, it depends on how you take it, on your stride or as your down-slide.
3. Don't be ever fix a saturation point for yourself, be elated at your successes but don't be gloating over them.
xD !!
Good question!
I learned not to give up.
I agree about planning too, Adrian. I'd also started without an outline and quickly ran out of steam after the initial flush of naïve enthusiasm and ideas. So I took advice, wrote a detailed plan and actually got to The End :)
But it's consistently plugging away when the going gets tough (which it often does) that I always struggled with, because basically I'm lazy. I still find it difficult, but after I'd done it once I knew if I just kept going I could do it again. So I did.