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Writing every day is an admonition new writers hear constantly. The best reason for the saying is, perhaps, heard from an unlikely source:
The discipline of writing something down is the first step toward making it happen. -- Lee Iacocca
I couldn't agree more.
So have a great day: stop reading and begin writing.
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