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11 Things I Learned Writing for Some Time
This might save you years of pain.
1 min readFeb 16, 2021
- A feature image can be a distraction. Have it to a size of 1140 x 300px (average blog banner size). Writing the story becomes fun that way.
- Having a lot of contents in the draft that are complete acts as motivation sometimes. Any time it gets to go Live feeling is amazing.
- Sometimes contents in draft demotivate you too. For example, when you got them rejected by some publications.
- Your weirdnesses make you special, unique, and attractive. Don’t fear to share your story with anyone.
- You discover your voice when you write freestyle.
- Be silent until you have a voice. You’ll soon be bored to be boring and come out with something great.
- If you start loving a long sentence, you are becoming a great writer.
- The magic lies in the obvious. Obvious is where we can relate. Don’t fear to include obvious details in your story.
- Every person in this world has a story worth telling but for us to listen and share it, you have to tell it right.
- Write and let others give you a theme. Niklas Göke done it. Tim Denning has done it.
- Make readers feel like they are the character of your story by sharing the monologue/dialogue without sharing who told it. Eg: “I am mad.”
