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Often, the hardest part of writing involves the research phase, whether it's ambient or active. It requires you to question not just your subject, but also the structure and purpose of your piece. You might find yourself wondering, "What am I even doing?" leading to feelings of confusion and frustration. These Thinking Postures help to unravel this anxiety by focusing on your motives and the process itself. Here’s a piece (5 mins) that shows them in action.
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