The desire to improve the text indefinitely is a well-known "disease" of authors, an obsessive state in which it seems that after one hundred and twenty-fifth revisions the text will become perfect. But the problem is not always in the text.
Necessary
- - plan
- - text structure
Instructions
Step 1
Specifications
The text should answer the task at hand: reveal the author's idea, the main topic, answer questions. It should be written in clear language (unless, of course, the opposite task was set). It should have a clear structure: introduction, main part, conclusion. If the basic specifications are met, you can move on. If not, there is no need to rush to comb out the text. Perhaps the writer has a blurry eye.
Step 2
The mind must rest
It is believed that a person can abstract from the text and look at it with a fresh eye in at least two to four hours. Ideally, you should postpone the text for a couple of days. By the way, there is a rather ingenious rule of writers who work in large genres: "You should not re-read what was written the night before, otherwise you will have to spend the whole day editing yesterday's text." An experienced writer knows how to change the optical focus and evaluate the text first at the macro level (structure, logical connectives), then at the micro level (literacy, choice of exact words).
Step 3
Low self-esteem
There are people who are pathologically insecure. Whatever they write, they are not mistakes, but at the same time raise their self-esteem. But in this case, the problem of the author outgrows the problem of the text. And if the written (put on, seen, eaten) does not like a person constantly, then you should contact a psychoanalyst. And to find out if parents did not put pressure on their unsure talent? And this may well be.
