Brain training begins in the hips - by Adam Mastroianni
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A response to a reader's question
Photo cred: my dad A reader recently DM’d me this question on Twitter. I started typing a response, but then it got out of hand, and so I thought I’d just post it here. I’m a relatively new writer [and] I’m really interested in working to get better at this craft. Obviously the biggest part of the improvement equation is reps, and I’m solid there; I write frequently. But I’m curious as to whether there is anything you’ve done to help you develop your style and voice. -Alex Michael, who writes A Questionable Life Hi Alex, Yes! These things helped a lot: I went to an orthopedist I…
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