14 Stupid Questions I Used to Ask

Here are 14 stupid questions I used to ask when I started writing:
Q: Why reading is important?
A: What you learn as a reader, you use as a writer.
Q: What platform should I use?
A: It doesn’t matter.
Q: Will people read this?
A: Don’t worry about that. Even if it’s nonsense.
Q: How often should I write?
A: Every day. Every day. Every day. Even if you’re sick.
Q: I’m not finding enough time for writing. What do I do?
A: Writing is a bloody job that needs your commitment. No excuses.
Q: Where do I start?
A: With the first word, and then the first sentence, and then the first paragraph, and then the first page.
Q: Why do I take too much time to write an article?
A: Think before you write. Make an outline in your mind and it will improve your speed.
Q: What if it doesn’t work?
A: Write another one.
Q: What if it DOES work?
A: Write another one.
Q: English is not my first language. Can I still become a writer?
A: You don’t need to use intellectual words. Just deliver your message in simple words and sentences.
Q: Why isn’t this as good as ______’s work?
A: Because ______ probably has decades of experience, a team of experts, and sponsors. You’ll get there.
Q: I distract easily. How do I focus on writing?
A: Power down your phone, avoid social media (and other distractions), just write.
Q: Why am I not motivated?
A: Your environment affects your mood and productivity. Create the perfect writing environment and build a routine.
Q: Do I have what it takes?
A: Hell, Yeah!
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This post is inspired by Todd Brison post and shared here by permission.
