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On episode 41 of the podcast, I’m going to be giving you a quick but important pep talk about reading, because you may be doing it all wrong. You see, writers, need an intentional reading habit, not just a reading hobby.
I’m going to break down the important difference between the two, and then share five easy steps, and a message from James Baldwin, to help you cultivate a sustainable reading habit that I promise will make you a better writer.
RESOURCES FOR YOU:
If you’re looking for a inexpensive notebook/journal to use to track your reading habit, I like this one, available on amazon.
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