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Finding the balance between contributing and listening is key to success in a writers’ room. “That’s really true of success in a writer’s room—seeking that balance between contributing as richly as you can while also deeply listening to those around you,” Eason explained.
For writers in her room, Eason emphasizes that there’s no need to feel pressure to get your idea on the board. Instead, the best practice is showing up, listening, and pitching ideas you’re excited about. “Showing up and contributing is always a success,” she added, “and that’s something writers can take into their daily practice, too.”
