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I know that I wasn’t born to be a writer. I learned to write through hard work. I’m sure I’ve devoted the ten thousand hours Malcolm Gladwell prescribes, and I can honestly say that I’ve never worked so hard at anything. As a sick kid I tried to make personal sense of the world. I wasn’t concerned with sharing ideas or how to craft elegant arguments. I spent my time reflecting on how I was feeling at that moment, what to watch for medically, and what to do when the expected or unexpected happened.
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Griffith, B. (2011). First Thoughts. In: Griffith, B. (eds) Imagined Truths. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-663-2_2
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