Then don't read what you write, keep turning to the next page. It's fine also to throw away what you write, until you think something is good enough to keep. O

Then don't read what you write, keep turning to the next page. It's fine also to throw away what you write, until you think something is good enough to keep. One reason for not throwing them away is: once you get a little bit better you can see the past as the past and see how much you have improved in contrast rather than identifying what you think is bad with "yourself". If you think you are not good enough, say this: you are not good enough "yet". The yet is very important. Know that you will improve. It's fine to improve. To be able to improve you need to accept that you are imperfect. This exercise is a wonderful opportunity to not get so attached to impermanent things. Eventually your writing will get good enough.