04: The Case For and Against the Advice to "Write Every Day"
CW: Some curse words are used in this episode.
Every writer has at least once heard the age-old advice to "write every day."
It's one of those Rules of writing with a capital R.
But how practical is this advice?
Does it account for life? Mental health? Disabilities? Or even the fact that all humans have different needs and creative preferences?
In this episode, book coach Katie McCoach explores both sides of this advice. Why it is great advice, as well as why it's the worst advice.
Where do you stand?
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