• Write from memory: If you’ve been on an interview with an expert or have read through the first iteration of a draft, put it aside and briefly jot down what stood out to you as unique and different.
• Write from memory: If you’ve been on an interview with an expert or have read through the first iteration of a draft, put it aside and briefly jot down what stood out to you as unique and different. We usually remember the things we find interesting—and if you find it interesting, most likely a reader will, too.