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Writing can be therapy. It can be a process where one learns by trying to explain it to someone else (the reader) so it helps to find holes in your argument or
by jraby3 4y ago
Writing can be therapy.
It can be a process where one learns by trying to explain it to someone else (the reader) so it helps to find holes in your argument or thinking.
It’s a tool used daily to communicate - arguably the greatest invention of mankind.
There are plenty of reasons to write.
- quanticle 4y agoNone of those things translate into a specific word count goal. That's the thing I'm specifically pushing back on here. Word count goals for a journal or blog or some other personal writing project make no sense. If you have to finish a book, and there's a specific deadline that you need to have that project done by, then a word count goal can be helpful in pushing you to make forward progress towards that objective. But for journaling? A word-count goal is a cargo-cult practice.