Essay On My Writing Experience

It’s really fascinating to me how I tend to evaluate where I started and where I am now. As a writer, I would say that I know my strengths and weaknesses clearly. Every writer wants to be impeccable, distinguished, extraordinary, but I had to come to realization that a writer can never reach perfection. Professor O’Neill pointed out that as a writer you will never stop improving, because you never stop learning. As a writer we all tend to have our flaws, but the day our writings don’t have faults, is the day where writing gets boring. I’ve been writing for a long time now, and I would say I’m still not comfortable with grammar. It’s an area I’ve always seem to struggle in, but hard work tends to show improvement, so I never stop trying. I would have to say my persistence is what fuels my fire. The fact that I haven’t completely given up on grammar makes me happy, because I know that being held accountable for poor grammar is what’s really going to drive me to me to do better.

I’m the type of writer that usually writes what comes to my mind, but in certain situations, it’s not in my favor. Sometimes it spontaneous and confusing, leaving the reader uncertain on the points I’m trying to make. Lack of organizational skills usually correlate with my bad time management. Time management is another area where I need improvement. Lately with my classes, I haven’t been putting aside time for work resorting in missed deadlines, and poorly turned in assignments. With so much going on my freshman year, I’ve been trying to find that balance, but I really don’t think there is enough time in a day, so time management is definitely a problem for