8. Start a New Project - Get started right away on something new to increase
the distance between you and your previous work. This will help you to come
back with a new perspective and keep your productivity level high in the
process.
9. Return to Your Finished Product - After some time has passed, pull out your manuscript and read the piece with a pair of fresh eyes. Chances are you will find ways to improve upon and revise it to make it flow more smoothly.
10. Revise and Edit - Cuts will have to be made and the revision process can be time consuming, but will help out when you're ready to share your work with another reader for their opinion. Make sure that you polish your work as much as possible before giving it out to others for their opinions. Eliminating clutter and proofreading errors will help to get honest feedback without trivial details getting in the way.
9. Return to Your Finished Product - After some time has passed, pull out your manuscript and read the piece with a pair of fresh eyes. Chances are you will find ways to improve upon and revise it to make it flow more smoothly.
10. Revise and Edit - Cuts will have to be made and the revision process can be time consuming, but will help out when you're ready to share your work with another reader for their opinion. Make sure that you polish your work as much as possible before giving it out to others for their opinions. Eliminating clutter and proofreading errors will help to get honest feedback without trivial details getting in the way.
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