The Reflection Of My Writing: My Personal Writing Process

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My writing process is simple. I like to get comfortable and think about what I am writing about. I have to sort out my thoughts before I start writing to get my thoughts together on a piece of paper. It is very influential in my own personal writing process. I change my mind a lot when writing. I can be very indecisive. I am always looking for ways to improve my writings. I can never be perfect for me because I will always find something that could have been better. I am constantly dropping and adding things to improve my papers. I want my writings to embody me and what I am all about. I want to put all of my thoughts in and get my point across clearly. I have to stay focus on the topic and not get distracted. There is no right or wrong way when it comes to the way or your style of writing. The world would be such a messed up place if everyone wrote the same. I couldn’t even imagine. Sometimes it’s not easy for me to get started writing because I get a sudden case of writers block. But I see it through to the end. Once I get started writing it’s hard for me to stop because the words just flow to me. It’s harder for me to write about topics that I do not have any personal experience about. If I am writing about something that I have no experience with I research and try to familiarize myself with the topic. That method always works for me and has been very successful. I try to put my experiences in words to put on paper. I also revise a lot for grammatical errors. When I first was given a topic I would just scramble and write down the first thing that came to my mind but, now I have to brainstorm and think about it more clearly. By writing that way it gives me confidence in my writing to back it up. If I’m writing something and I r... ... middle of paper ... ...I am back. I try to keep an open mind to my audience and not offend them. Another thing about how I write is that I sometimes write how I talk. Not a lot of people recommend that style of writing but to me it is my own personal style of writing. I know cant nobody write like me. I also know that cant nobody sound like me when writing. It is impossible. There is always room for improvement. I am always trying to add new things. I love the revising part. It is actually easier for me. Once I have it written all I have to do it REVISE, REVISE, AND REVISE again. Revision is a very important step in my writing process. I try to use the advice, tips, and knowledge of other writers to better my own. The more I write the better I get. It becomes easier for me the more I write. I actually enjoy writing. I prefer to write shorter pages rather than long and exhausting writing.

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