Thanks James, this is a valuable insight from you. When it has already gone to subconscious for you, I take it as a sign that your writing habit has built up. And that's great to hear :)
I gotta say finding out what type of a writer I am is not easy, each time I said to myself: “ that’s me!” but it happened for each one of them!! I guess you need more than 3 months to find out what type of a writer you are!
This piece offers a thoughtful and motivating guide on how to find your writing voice. It acknowledges the common struggles many writers face—feeling lost, imitating others, and second-guessing themselves—and provides a clear, step-by-step approach to overcoming these challenges. Well Done
Great post! I’m a narrator and artist (I’d like to think). I’m also attempting to teach the art of writing and reflecting to my high school students. This is great content for them!
I'd like to transition from the educator to narrator. 3-5 is worth it. What you wrote on style was spot on!
Your thoughts, a rhythm and flow to transport the reader into the writers world, will be amazing if I can nail it.
From educator to narrator, I would love to see that. A storyteller laways enthralls people, and I like to listen to you. So podcast for you too?
Great article, Moon!
As I went through this article, I realised I have gone through each of these steps subconsciously.
Nice to have it laid it in a clear format like you have done!
Thanks James, this is a valuable insight from you. When it has already gone to subconscious for you, I take it as a sign that your writing habit has built up. And that's great to hear :)
Great writing.
I think I'm a combination of an educator and a presenter.
I think that's a great combo. You get ideas and then teach them.
I gotta say finding out what type of a writer I am is not easy, each time I said to myself: “ that’s me!” but it happened for each one of them!! I guess you need more than 3 months to find out what type of a writer you are!
Brilliant work, Moon. Thanks for sharing!
maybe the identities change from time to time, but as long as you're still a writer, that's the most important!
I like that perspective!
This piece offers a thoughtful and motivating guide on how to find your writing voice. It acknowledges the common struggles many writers face—feeling lost, imitating others, and second-guessing themselves—and provides a clear, step-by-step approach to overcoming these challenges. Well Done
Writing is a journey and always a work in progress. I guess we keep on refining and searching for ways to improve outselves.
Great post! I’m a narrator and artist (I’d like to think). I’m also attempting to teach the art of writing and reflecting to my high school students. This is great content for them!
Hi Nida, that's great! Thanks for sharing that. I hope this will help your students fall in love with writing.