Are you a Blogger? This is not a pick-up line.

Your servant is not in the field of writing. I am not a writer by profession and I am also not a writer by nature.

I am always receiving 80 grades in essay writing and formal themes in elementary and high school. We also have no subject about writing or anything related to it in college.

When (and often) an essay writing on the last page of the exam paper is sweating your servant's forehead. Often even essay writing is just one sentence I will write. I'm lucky enough to come up with a paragraph.

Surprisingly, but yes, I'll give tips on writing. (What?) Because I'm not in this field, I do not mention the technical aspects. The (strange) tips I give here are based on my experiences within the three years of blogging.

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1. Finish the start.

Obviously maybe what I mean. Finish every piece you make so you do not forget to book your drafts. It also makes you feel good about finishing your work. This is achievement. If you are not very proud of your work you can go back and forth when it's her age to edit it.

2. Do not love your own.

You're your number one fan. But you need readers to tell you whether your writing is good or not. It is important to know your mistakes for the better. It's good to hear honest comments and constructive criticisms because it's for your progress.

Your servant has routine checks on the drafts several days, weeks or months after it has been written and reviewed for a job that someone else asks for a comment. In this way I notice the wrong ones and those not too good lines. We love our own work and this love is your endeavor to improve it.

3. You are what you read.

Read on to read. The genre of your reading is more diverse, more beautiful. Your reading style has a great influence on what you are reading. You do not even notice, your style is a reflection of the types of books you read.

4. You are what you feel.

Your life experiences and your feelings influence your writing.

Your servant is not very good at inventing the story. I can only write things that I felt or experienced. I am impressed by the writers who can invent their own world and write them down. Your servant often writes about matters related to the industry I serve, things about the Philippines (of course) and about OFWs.

I also love to write passionate things because maybe it's a lot of times and sometimes it's just ridiculous because I'm a good-looking creature (and really good at it).

The work is a good thing if it comes from your hearts.

5. Find joy in the ordinary.

I just read that phrase where. There are many writers, especially those who are just beginning to be overwhelmed and running out of the topic to write. I experienced that so I made a way to make it easier for me to run out.

How do I find inspiration in writing? How do I think of a topic?

I live the small things around me, what I see and read. I relate these to the feelings and thoughts I have. You do not need to have a very heavy topic. Even simple things around can give us life.

6. Time is gold.

There's so much time to write yet. Piles work, lots of stress - stress. Your servant is also very busy working day-to-day aside from being a students but writing is hard-pressed even if it's a bit awkward. It's fun because when something is finished.

I also want to write in blank hours like - while waiting for the bus to home, while on the the bus or on the jeepney or taxi as long as I'm not dizzy, when looking for matches. You can write a lot in just fifteen minutes. As long as you have a ballpen and notebook or cellphone or tablet always, you can write.

7. Do not copy.

My teacher has recently discuss reasons why you should not copy in the class. Even in blogging, copying is not a destination. You can even get the lines of other writers, you can inspire them, but it's not a copy.

8. Great things start from small beginnings.

For novice writers, 'do not think about the length of the writing, the number of likes or upvotes and the number of followers. All that comes in at the right time (but the number of followers does not come for me). As long as your writing training is unremarkable, you will improve.

As Malcolm Gladwell says in his "Outliers" book, you need to practice, for example writing, playing or singing more than 10,000 hours (The 10,000 Hour Rule) before you get better in the field You (how many hundred hours I've been able to write?). So, start with little things and continue to practice.

Thank you so much and I hope my unique tips for those who want to write and post are also helpful.

Thank You So Much For Reading

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