Why Do Writers Write Every day?
The only way to level up your writing quality
Does it seem useless to write every single day?
Like are you going to spend your entire life just writing?
For some writers, writing is a form of art where one will succeed if they truly devote their time to writing, even if it costs them every day.
Many people can write, but to be able to create amazing and magnificent writings, beyond doubt, only a small pool of writers can do it.
This is where the race to become the top writers begin.
Writers compete with each other, they write every day, come up with great and intriguing ideas, pull every magic word together, and experiment with different styles of writing, and so on and so forth.
Writing isn’t like what a motivational quote said. It’s difficult, and it’s never been easy.
And surely to write effortlessly and get in the “flow” of writing isn’t as sweet and smooth as most renowned writers said and do. I mean, it’s their method in which they have found it through so much trial and error.
You can’t just implement it through your writing systems or routine. It’s just too good to be true.
You wake up in the morning, create a cup of coffee, do yoga or meditation, and find quiet spaces (like writing in a hotel) for you to write.
Maybe it will work or maybe it won’t.
That’s why writers write every day. They know that some things may doesn’t work and do work for them.
We keep writing because to be able to get in the top writers, that’s what we need to increase the quality of our writing.
Never forget to read too, since a brilliant writer is also the one who always reads.
I created this article for the sole purpose of letting my thoughts on why I write every day. Some of my writings may perform bad and good, but it’s a part of my journey in which I will continue to fix and reflect upon.
Don’t hesitate and worry about writing every day. If you always write, then it will stack your writing skills until they become better over time. A honed skill which you always dreamed of.
Because the only way to be great at things is to devote your time to apply the skills you want to learn and have learned it.
Keep on fighting, keep on writing!
