The Cringiest Part of a Writer’s Job
Too Long; Didn't Read
A rocket scientist turned law professor Ozan Varol said he treated his research papers as final opinions, rather than working hypotheses.
Varol's solution is a simple solution that would make you view your craft, not as a final opinion but as a working hypothesis. It would also serve as a tool to make you receptive as a writer and also fuel you to become more prolific in your craft: It is a mental model that has changed the way I respond to how I view and how I approach criticism.