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An Unforeseen Reward of Setting Your Writing Aside

An Unforeseen Reward of Setting Your Writing Aside

How many times have you heard that you shouldn’t send an email written in the heat of the moment? You should wait at least a few hours, and maybe even sleep on it. After all, the reasoning goes, things will look different in the morning, as though sleeping somehow confers upon you a rational world […]

September 8, 2020 | By Rebecca D'Harlingue | Reply More

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