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I am a writer, too! I resonate strongly with the struggle of worthiness as a writer, finding a voice when I know that people I care about may not like--and therefore dismiss--what I have to say. It is sometimes a relief to remember that God's transformation enfolds me even when I am wrong.
Because I am my own worst critic I was suprised how I didn't beat myself up over the final manuscript of A Faithful Son...perhaps, it was because I had worked for so many years on the manuscript that I had a real sense of peace about releasing it..despite what anyone might say..
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Nov 03, 2016 06:28PM
I am a writer, too! I resonate strongly with the struggle of worthiness as a writer, finding a voice when I know that people I care about may not like--and therefore dismiss--what I have to say. It is sometimes a relief to remember that God's transformation enfolds me even when I am wrong.
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Because I am my own worst critic I was suprised how I didn't beat myself up over the final manuscript of A Faithful Son...perhaps, it was because I had worked for so many years on the manuscript that I had a real sense of peace about releasing it..despite what anyone might say..
