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Some talk on the Discord about first rights, anthologies for free, and intellectual property made me want to talk about this on the show.
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I recorded this late so it’s short, but the benefits of boredom, especially in November, are discussed.
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More twitter questions, dealing with distractions and how to switch gears after a big project. Also, dog.
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Adam Christopher suggested we talk about stepping back when get frustrated and being grateful for what you have accomplished so far.
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…this question was timely because I’m reading a stinker right now. (No, I won’t give the title)
Hey, friend me on NaNoWriMo!
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Not sure which we’re talking about, so I talk about both!
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Covering on person’s many feedback questions!
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Less advice and more commiseration, I’m afraid. Cause I have this problem RIGHT NOW too.
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Otters are cute. Unless you look at this from the butterfly’s point of view.
Otters chasing a butterfly pic.twitter.com/qhlgEVn6z0
— In Otter News (@Otter_News) October 7, 2019
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Let’s face it. Everyone has some part of their job that is the equivalent to mucking out the stalls so you can ride the horses later. So how do you face it?