5 Creative Writing Tips for a Happier You


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  1. 5 Write about something that’s troubling you from the third-person

    By switching from the “I” voice to he or she, you’ll gain distance, perspective and insight into a conflict—a recent argument with a friend—or your frustrations in trying to find a new job or a relationship. Adopting the voice of an impartial narrator may feel awkward at first but stick with it. The exercise can lead you to feel empathy for someone else’s point of view and can help you see your own behaviour with more objectivity.

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