Too many people get this wrong about writing.

“If you write fast, it must be sloppy.”
“If you write slow, it must be thoughtful.”

Both are false.

The truth is:

Writers write. Period.

They write because they love the process.
Not because of some imaginary timeline.

But here’s the conundrum:

Without writing a lot, you never discover your voice.
You don’t know what you’re great at.
You don’t know what still needs work.

It took me 5 novels to realize…

• I was strong with plot
• But weak with character and description

So I kept writing.
And I worked on both—at the same time.

Because in writing (and in life):

Quantity comes before quality.

You can spend 50 years writing one perfect book—and die with regrets.

Or write 10 messy books…
and find the one people actually read.

I know which one I’m betting on.

P.S. How many “bad” pieces did you write before you found your voice?