Feb 23

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I Took 3 Weeks Off From Writing — Here’s How My Growth Changed

Instead of driving yourself to burnout, take a break and rest.

Photo by Naomi August on Unsplash

About a month ago, I found myself dreading the day. Waking up to sit down at my desk and write my article for the day seemed boring.

But not just boring, it was draining. Even thinking about writing was exhausting.

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