Today, I don’t have a story for you.
Well, I do, but I don’t know how to write it — What? I know!
More specifically, I don’t know where to start it.
We all have those days (or shall I say — stories), and today I’m the lucky ‘winner’.
So I thought, rather than sitting on my own and figuring out what to do with it, I’ll take you along on the journey and show you my ‘behind the scenes’ of writing a story.
Maybe it’ll help you with the story you’re working on...
So... Here’s the problem I’m having.
The story is about a race, but... the question is whether you need to know the whole race in order to get the point of my story.
I guess it would help if you knew the point of my story...
It is this: during the race, a guy overtook me, and what he said changed my whole experience of the race.
So... should I start at the beginning or someplace else?
Let’s start at the beginning and see where it gets us. Here is how the story would go…
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