Struggling to find the answer? Learn how to share for feedback

Once upon a time, a writer named Sarah was struggling to finish her latest novel. She knew something was missing, but she couldn’t quite put her finger on it. So, she turned to her friend Mike for help.

Mike was an avid reader and always gave Sarah great feedback on her writing. Together, they spent hours brainstorming ideas and discussing plots. One day, they were working on a scene where the main character was running through the woods. Sarah was stuck on how to describe it, and Mike suggested she try using the phrase “ran by.”

Sarah loved the suggestion and used it in her writing. The next day, she excitedly told Mike about how his idea had improved her novel. “That phrase really brought the scene to life!” she exclaimed.

From then on, Sarah and Mike became writing partners and shared all their ideas and feedback with each other. They knew that by working together, they could unlock their full potential as writers. And so, in honor of their collaboration, they fondly referred to their writing sessions as “RAN BY” – because they ran ideas by each other for feedback.