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The writer who writes despite fear wins
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- Uncertainty and fear experienced during the writing process are natural emotions, and fear will disappear as you continue to write despite fear.
- Leave the results to fate and focus on the present and keep writing.
- Focusing on writing rather than anxiety about the results is the shortcut to success.
Everyone faces the wall of uncertainty when writing, and sometimes we doubt ourselves.
'Will this work see the light of day, or will it disappear without ever seeing the light?'
A person's future is always uncertain, and no matter how much we try to predict it, there is no perfect answer to the result. So, we should not stop writing on the pretext of uncertainty.
Figure in a Dark Wood (1911–24)_Herbert Crowley (English, 1873 – 1937)
It is not strange to feel fear. Just remember that even in fear, you write and write, and the fear will fade to the point where you don't know when you felt it.
The result of whether my work will succeed or fail is a matter of luck. So, rather than clinging to something I can't control, I need to focus on the present, which is writing. Despite the fear of the future, the uncertainty, the writer will eventually succeed.
▶ Fear fades away as you do it. Light and darkness coexist, and light gradually spreads and expands.
-Chang-ok Kim, Things That Keep Me Alive, Suo Publishing