Re-Reading Your Idea Like It's Someone Else's

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Tarantino's instinct was to second-guess his most outrageous decision in the cold light of morning. So he created distance — putting the idea on physical paper and treating himself as the critic of a stranger's pitch. The morning-you becomes the audience, not the author. This works for screenplays, business plans, and emails alike: write the bold version, then judge it as if it weren't yours.

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