How to become a writer

Start writing...that's how you become a writer. With increasing developments in technologies where people write books using AI, the reality is that the quality of texts are getting limited. The creative and unique ideas or opinions originates in our super brains. As teachers, we often remind our students that to write well, you need to read more. Reading and writing goes hand in hand. The more you read, your vocabulary and ideas expands. Every writer learn new words every day if they read everyday. I came across two new words today from just reading a chapter from the famous five, to my daughter.

Let me get this short by going to the points you are actually looking for. Here are key things you can do to become a writer:

1. Start journaling everyday, little by little. You need not write a long page; start with highlights and then slowly you will get into the habit of writing pages (because someone said, it only takes 21 days to form a habit if you do it without missing a day).

2. Make writing interesting by using good quality tools such as a standard size notebook, diary or journal which you can carry along and a fine point ball point or gel pen. Do not get too focussed on this point yet, as it doesn't really matter what you use; all that matters are the words you are scribbling.

3. You can use art to enhance motivation for writing. Some writers use art journaling and other beautiful art forms to prettify (did I just created a word or is there a word like that!)

You can see more pictures for artistic creative journaling pages here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CszRbueR9bz/?hl=en

4. Finally, watch some vocabulary building videos or movies to improve our language.

Remember, anyone can become a writer if you are committed to practice writing and determined to write!