Writing tip #13: Be an observer
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2025 9:12 am
Everything that happens around you is material for a text. But you have to raise your head and observe. Look people in the eyes. What are they feeling? Why are they in a hurry? Where did that ketchup stain come from? All material for your next intro.
Writing tip #14: You don’t need any tools.
Software is totally overrated. It just distracts you. You don't need an expensive writing program to write. A professional tool makes sense later, but in the beginning it's often just chile telegram screening an excuse. Enough excuses. Simply open Word, get started and write your book word for word . Or just use a classic blank sheet of paper and a pen. That's how it's been done for the last few centuries and Johann Wolfgang and William wrote immortal texts with it.
Writing tip #15: Use tools.
Always have a dictionary or dictionaries to hand when you write. Or even better: use a checklist. I have 11 points that I tick off for every blog article. Looking things up is not a bad thing. Writing with mistakes is bad.
Writing tip #14: You don’t need any tools.
Software is totally overrated. It just distracts you. You don't need an expensive writing program to write. A professional tool makes sense later, but in the beginning it's often just chile telegram screening an excuse. Enough excuses. Simply open Word, get started and write your book word for word . Or just use a classic blank sheet of paper and a pen. That's how it's been done for the last few centuries and Johann Wolfgang and William wrote immortal texts with it.
Writing tip #15: Use tools.
Always have a dictionary or dictionaries to hand when you write. Or even better: use a checklist. I have 11 points that I tick off for every blog article. Looking things up is not a bad thing. Writing with mistakes is bad.