Nicolas Cole argues that daily practice triggers unconscious learning and measurable improvement. Write every day for six months and your work will be noticeably better, even if you don't see the gains day to day. Small reps compound.
People really underestimate how much growth happens just by doing it. Like, you actually don't need to think about it that much. Every day you do it, some part of your unconscious is learning. You're like, "Oh, that little thing could be improved. That little thing could be improved." And you don't notice it on a day-to-day level, but if you wrote every day for 6 months in a row, I guarantee you that the thing that you wrote 6 months later compared to the thing today on some level is already going to be better. That's just the nature of doing anything.
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