Write a little something on a regular basis.
It doesn't need to be good.
It doesn't need to be published.
It's for you, to clear your head, to refine your voice, to let go.
Do that and you'll start to notice positive changes.
Here's how it looks like in practice.
Have a sharp day!
Alberto
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