I also find that switching text editors tricks my brain into rereading my work with fresh eyes. For example, if I wrote a first draft in Dropbox Paper, I’ll write a second draft in Google Docs. The tools are formatted differently, which can throw your brain out of pattern recognition mode and make you feel like you’re editing someone else’s work.
Awkward sentence.
Not convincing.
Unable to maintain curiosity.
It is not concise section by section.
Incorporate feedback
Some rules of thumb for incorporating target audience iran mobile database feedback:
If you agree, implement it.
If three out of ten people have the same feedback and you're ambivalent about it, I'd incorporate it if it's just a quick change.
If four out of ten or more people have the same feedback and you disagree, you're wrong. Check your assumptions and swallow your ego: Ask them why they feel that way. Put yourself in their shoes.
I think my writing is done in the following situations:
I have accomplished my topic goal.
I have achieved a feedback score of 7.5+.
I no longer make major edits when I rewrite.
If you’re like me, you get pleasure from revisiting old pieces each year and updating them to reflect your understanding of the subject matter.