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Hey folks,
This is a question that's been on the top of my mind since last night after a speech I gave(my first one ever). I'm sure a lot of people can find value in the discussion too.
Because to be articulate is a superpower. To have precise communication pierce attention.
And to be able to hold attention lets your voice and product be heard.
For those who write often, perhaps for fun, or maybe to make money... and feel like they can articulate their words well,
What questions go through your mind as you write?
What helps bring clarity to what you want to say?
How do you go about saying it in an effective way?
Besides asking who are my audience,
what intention I have with this work,
what problem this work is solving for the audience,
how far into the future do I want this message to impact,
or perhaps at what scale do I want this writing to have an influence...
What else?
Do consider: what questions do you ask yourself AS you write?
This is a personal opinion and experience thread. Any feedback is WELL welcome. I will probably find a lot of information from reading books, reading threads here, and practicing on my own and on the forum. But I'm curious about what YOU have to say. Plus engaging is the best practice for writing, right?
This is a question that's been on the top of my mind since last night after a speech I gave(my first one ever). I'm sure a lot of people can find value in the discussion too.
Because to be articulate is a superpower. To have precise communication pierce attention.
And to be able to hold attention lets your voice and product be heard.
For those who write often, perhaps for fun, or maybe to make money... and feel like they can articulate their words well,
What questions go through your mind as you write?
What helps bring clarity to what you want to say?
How do you go about saying it in an effective way?
Besides asking who are my audience,
what intention I have with this work,
what problem this work is solving for the audience,
how far into the future do I want this message to impact,
or perhaps at what scale do I want this writing to have an influence...
What else?
Do consider: what questions do you ask yourself AS you write?
This is a personal opinion and experience thread. Any feedback is WELL welcome. I will probably find a lot of information from reading books, reading threads here, and practicing on my own and on the forum. But I'm curious about what YOU have to say. Plus engaging is the best practice for writing, right?
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