Writing is just like any other skill. The more you practice and train your writing muscles, the better and faster you’ll get.
Don’t feel discouraged if your writing isn’t as good as someone else’s. Nobody is born a great writer. Chances are, they’ve been sweating it out in the Writer’s Gym for years.
That’s exciting news for you. It means that with some grit, determination, and daily practice, you can become great too.
Your Workout:
- Start by writing 250 words every day for a week -
- Then bump it up to 500 per day for a week -
- Then 750 per day -
- Then 1,000 -
If you stay consistent, you’ll be surprised at how fast you can turn yourself into a writing machine.
Sincerely,
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