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Why should we develop a regular writing habit?
A collection of tweets about the writing habit.
Why should we develop a regular writing habit?
One thing that I have definitely realised during my UPSC prep is the importance of writing. 85% of your performance that gets counted in UPSC is linked to how well you can write.
In the long term, whatever career path I choose, my writing skill is going to play an important role.
I am currently taking baby steps and trying to learn from many experts on the internet. (I call them Virtual Teachers)
To me writing helps me to get clarity about what I think. Many times I feel like I know a topic well. Only when I begin to write, I realise the gaps in my understanding.
I have collated a set of tweets that I had bookmarked related the practice of writing.
Whatever field you are currently working in, the skill of writing will help you to grow at a rapid pace.
I thank you for your time. I hope to continuously improve my skill and create value for you through the content I share.
"Write to learn, not to teach."
@naval
— Navalism (@NavalismHQ)
8:07 AM • Mar 4, 2022
A daily writing habit is one of the best things you can do for yourself because in a world of endless distractions, it forces you to slow down and listen to your thoughts.
— David Perell (@david_perell)
4:08 PM • Mar 5, 2022
Writing is the art of listening to yourself.
— MoveMe Quotes (@MoveMeQuotes)
11:37 AM • Jun 20, 2022
Write Shit Down
#ship30for30 with @dickiebush and @Nicolascole77
— Danny Reeves 🚢5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣/5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ (@dannyreeves1)
2:03 AM • Jul 3, 2022
Quick hack to improve your writing:
Write 1 tweet per day.
280-character constraints force:
• Clarity
• Readability
• ConcisenessNot to mention, you're competing for attention.
So you'll learn to hook a reader, then deliver them a nugget of value.
Just like this tweet.
— Dickie Bush 🚢 (@dickiebush)
12:44 PM • Jul 5, 2022
Writing clears up foggy thinking.
— PJ Milani | Visual Teacher 🚢 (@milanicreative)
10:14 PM • Jul 2, 2022
Writing online is a game, sort of like playing with LEGOs.
Use templates to get to the heart of what you're trying to say, and cut the rest.
Like this...
{Strong Opinion}
• {Proof Reason}
• {Proof Statistic}
• {Proof Example}{Takeaway Summary}
— Nicolas Cole 🚢🏴☠️ (@Nicolascole77)
8:55 PM • Jun 28, 2022
Appreciate your patience if you have reached upto this point. Wish you all the best in your writing Journey!