Steem Skillshare Community: How to improve writing skills so as not to lose the idea of writing on Steemit? [10% Payout to @steem.skillshare]

In today's phenomenon, we as writers for publication on Steemit sometimes lose ideas when preparing posts. Or even some of our friends don't know what to post about today. Well, in this post, I want to answer their complaints in the form of writing that I gave the title How to improve writing skills so as not to lose the idea of writing on Steemit?

Based on several references from various reading materials that I have studied and what I have found from my former mentor, there are at least three ways to improve our writing skills. Let's see further discussion!

1. Write down what is currently on your mind
For example, when you walk somewhere. Then in the middle of the road, there was an accident. It comes to your mind to write about it. The step you have to take is to write down every idea that comes up. To make it easier for you to write a report later, use 5W 1H (why, what, which, who, where, and how).

2. Make an essay to make it easier for you to write
For example, when you write about a game diary. Write it down from the most general to the most specific. What I mean is that you narrow the discussion down. For example, write morning, afternoon, and evening. Then in each discussion, you will detail what your activities are in the morning (washing, sweeping, coming friends), afternoon (eating meatballs, going with friends), and evening (opening Steemit, commenting and voting, watching youtube until you fall asleep).

3. Capture photos of what you want to write and record in both visual and audiovisual form
Photos stimulate the brain to write and make up stories. Each photo has its uniqueness that makes our imagination more active.

Those are three tips to improve our writing skills in Steemit that I wrote on this occasion. I will continue to share skills in the world of writing to help friends who have problems in the world of writing. So many of my discussions, suggestions, input, and positive and constructive comments are very much expected by the authors.

"Being a great writer is not born, but created"

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@ftz MOD English Teacher

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