Be Bad in Order to Be Good

One of the most important lessons we can ever learn as writers as that good writing happens in stages. Whenever you read a great book chapter, blog book, screenplay, or speech, it did not begin that way.

It was most likely outlined, drafted, revised, and edited, probably several times, before it took its final shape. This is the way almost all good writing, as well as all good art, is created.

Take the Beatles, for example. In the years since the Beatles made their original recordings in the 1960’s, there have been lots of behind-the-scenes albums released that show how their songs progressed in stages.

On this episode, Kent shares an example from the Beatles, and a quote from Faulkner, that reminds us to keep writing and revising.

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