Write an entire post without using three-letter words.
Everyone makes mistakes. These mistakes teach us lessons about ourselves that allow us to grow. Think of these lessons as gifts from life. Some people find keeping a list of lessons learnt helpful. They’re a visible reminder that helps keep us focused on moving forward to reach goals.
Edison failed 10,000 times before he invented a light globe. He doesn’t describe these attempts as failures however as 10,000 ways they don’t work.
By re-framing your words, it is possible to change your thinking. Life is full of lessons—we choose at what speed we acknowledge them. Remember they help us to develop personally as well as professionally.
Do not be afraid to take a risk. Take on challenges, learn by your mistakes adding to your repertoire of things known.
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I found this challenge tricky. I noticed that it changed my voice considerably because my style is made up of small words—mainly with three letters. It certainly made me think which took me from my comfort zone—teaching me some lessons as I went.
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Well done. That is a tricky challenge.
Thank you. It certainly taught me something.
Very nicely done!
Thank you.
I learned something, too, Max. I learned to change the prompt for one that has more relevance for me. You did a good job, though. Judy https://grieflessons.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/napowrimo-day-3-in-the-market/
Tricky indeed! But you nailed it – well done! And like you say, it’s good to force ourselves sometimes – indispensable in poetry, for example. The French writer Georges Perec wrote a whole book, La Disparition, without ever using the letter ‘e’. Don’t think I’d ever want to go that far!
I agree that is definitely too big of a challenge.
Nice job. I have started thinking about this one…. but I not completed the thoughts!