: Re: Everyone has a book in them, but in most cases thatâ€™s where it should stay. Does that apply to me? Everyone has a book in them, but in most cases thatâ€™s where it should stay I'm not

Just write it. Then rewrite it.
I assume the first time you sat down to play a difficult piece it didn't come out note for note the first time. Rather, you played it as best you could, and then went back and did it again.
Just keep doing and redoing it until it's something you're proud of. Many great artists do nothing but variations on similar themes. You may have just the one story, but you can write it as many times as you need to.
Plus... once you've finished you may find it's just "one story so far."

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