The biggest takeaway for creators looking to tell good stories is to focus on what they omit rather than what they include. By leaving out certain details, they can engage their audience's imagination, allowing readers to fill in the gaps with their own interpretations and emotions, thus making the story more personal and impactful. This approach turns the audience into active participants and co-creators of the narrative.
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That's a great insight, I always thought of great writers as those that were able to accurately describe scenes and situations, im now realizing that it's the things left unsaid that can really spark the readers imagination