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Hello, my friends.
I want to share a quick part about how to find your overall writing voice.
Which is, I believe, the single greatest struggle for most writers. And it’s also the key to unlocking your creative potential.
Spending some time thinking over a writer’s voice is worthy of your care and focus.
Whether you blog for enjoyment, write books, craft poetry, or inspire people with your blogs, it’s fundamental that you find your signature form.
If you struggle with getting people to read your writing or with staying steady in your work, you need to stop chasing numbers because that gets you nowhere.
What you need to develop is your voice.
It’s time to start discovering and growing that voice of yours.
Not sure where to start? No problem
Most of us need help in discovering to know our voice.
Here’s a short practice that can help you.
Just follow these 9 exercise steps.
1) Your perception
Define yourself in three qualities.
Example: peaceful, content, and flirty. Ask (and answer) the question: What’s your opinion?
2) Your ideals
Imagine your ideal reader. Describe the user in detail. Then, write to him or her, and only him or her.
Example: My ideal reader is smart.
Has a touch of joy, a great attention span, and is pretty informed when it comes to blogging and digital marketing.
The reader is sharp and amusing but doesn’t like to waste time.
3) Get some knowledge
Write down at least five books, articles, or blogs you like to read. Spend some time examining them.
- How are they alike?
- How are they different?
- What about how they’re written intrigues you?
What we admire is what we aspire to be.
Example: Do you like these writers? Why? Because there are original, fresh, and modern. → visit my free stuff page!
4) Useful resources
Bookmark your preferred topic and creative influences. Are you using these as sources in your writing, or avoiding them, because you don’t think people would understand them.
Example: I bookmark some of my creative works in my writing to teach sincerer readings.
5) Learn your normal voice
Ask other people: “What’s my voice? What do I sound like?” Take notes of the answers you get.
6) Clarity writing
Write in a way that’s most natural to you, without editing. Then go back and read it, asking yourself, “Do I publish stuff that sounds like this?”
8) Learn to talk and think bright
Read your old blog post, and uprightly ask yourself, is this something I would read? If not, you must change your voice.
Ask yourself: do I dig what I’m writing as I’m writing it? If it feels like stress, you may not be writing like yourself.
9) Pay attention to how you’re thinking
- Were you sidetracked before publishing?
- Did you spend much time on social networking? (waste of time)
- Do you live in a stressful situation?
- Is your source of knowledge old fashioned?
You better recognize your track maybe you’re on the wrong path.
Learning and correcting will get you on the right path.
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If you’re confident, then you are on the right track.
Conclusion
Finding your voice is the answer to getting faithful followers and fans and that it’s the only original approach to writing. If you’re not being yourself, you’ll finally burn out.
Once you’ve discovered your voice, make sure you refresh your knowledge. You need to have discipline if you’re going to have the result you fancy.
There’s a lot of shouting out there in society. If you want to get heard, you can’t just boost your voice.
You’ve got to set yourself apart, revealing that you have something special to say and that you have a unique way of saying it.
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