10 thoughts on “The struggle is real.”

1. It’s a fine balance, between different enough to be interesting and similar enough to be relatable/understandable. Too many people are afraid to get close to the edge and risk falling off into the abyss of “I don’t know what this means”.

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2. It’s a fine balance, between different enough to be interesting and similar enough to be relatable/understandable. Too many people are afraid to get close to the edge and risk falling off into the abyss of “I don’t know what this means”.

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3. It’s a fine balance, between different enough to be interesting and similar enough to be relatable/understandable. Too many people are afraid to get close to the edge and risk falling off into the abyss of “I don’t know what this means”.

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4. It’s a fine balance, between different enough to be interesting and similar enough to be relatable/understandable. Too many people are afraid to get close to the edge and risk falling off into the abyss of “I don’t know what this means”.

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5. It’s a fine balance, between different enough to be interesting and similar enough to be relatable/understandable. Too many people are afraid to get close to the edge and risk falling off into the abyss of “I don’t know what this means”.

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6. I don’t think I have the balance that well but I am learning to explain in greater detail using more specifically Earth-centric metaphors.

   I guess I lean toward the different-enough-to-be-interesting. Editors and beta readers tend not to want to engage but/and though my readership is small, they are loyal.

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7. I don’t think I have the balance that well but I am learning to explain in greater detail using more specifically Earth-centric metaphors.

   I guess I lean toward the different-enough-to-be-interesting. Editors and beta readers tend not to want to engage but/and though my readership is small, they are loyal.

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8. I don’t think I have the balance that well but I am learning to explain in greater detail using more specifically Earth-centric metaphors.

   I guess I lean toward the different-enough-to-be-interesting. Editors and beta readers tend not to want to engage but/and though my readership is small, they are loyal.

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9. I don’t think I have the balance that well but I am learning to explain in greater detail using more specifically Earth-centric metaphors.

   I guess I lean toward the different-enough-to-be-interesting. Editors and beta readers tend not to want to engage but/and though my readership is small, they are loyal.

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10. I don’t think I have the balance that well but I am learning to explain in greater detail using more specifically Earth-centric metaphors.

    I guess I lean toward the different-enough-to-be-interesting. Editors and beta readers tend not to want to engage but/and though my readership is small, they are loyal.

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