My Writing Process Analysis

When doing my writing process there are a lot of this I like to do and do not like to do. To begin my writing process my environment has to be exceptionally tidy/clean. I like my space to be moderately lit, meaning not too much of a bright light and neither too dull. Most times I will not play music in the background, but if I do it will be soft, coffee shop or jazz music with no lyrics. I normally like to sit upright on my bed with a cushion behind my back or on a soft rotating chair at a desk. My environment has to be warm and smell nice. I also prefer when I have a snack and a bottle of water close by to keep me motivated while doing my writing process. I cannot be around a loud environment or too many friends unless they are all quiet and doing work also.

I like to check my social media first and have a little social time to lighten up my spirit.

For the first day before I start outlining my topic, I go into deep thought over what topic I would feel passionate about writing, and or how I want to present the topic which is given to me. I may jot down a few things down here or there if I deem it necessary. For my second day I will do a whole bunch of research on my topic and watch videos relating to it. I will ask adults or my peers about the topic to hear their view; or talk to them about the topic to see their reaction to what I am saying. Either later on day too or on day three I gather the information together and just start writing. I like to call it my rough draft. I do that before I outline. I let my brain spit out all the information about the topic. I then look at the information in front of me and write an outline. Depending on what type of topic it is, I may do the outline first. I do the most basic form of an outline. I write the thesis for the introductory paragraph, I also write three other

topics. I do not write my introduction beforehand because once I am done writing my other paragraphs’ a well fitting conclusion will come to mind that fits my essay perfectly. I also do not write two to three information on my topic sentence. I just first begin with personal remarks on that topic sentence then add some facts and personal experiences. I then tweak the piece of writing to sound professionally written and the structure of my paragraph to be well worded. When I have written my thesis statement I then go on and begin forming the introductory paragraph. I put special attention on my introductory paragraph so that I can compel my readers or the audience I am speaking to. I begin writing my first paragraph. When I write my first paragraph I do not spend a large amount of time focusing on the technical part to writing, although that helps; I focus on the substance and how interesting the topic is. I do that in continuation with the rest of my paragraph. This is how I do my writing process, nothing special but it works for me.