4 Ways to Express Your Thoughts in Writing

Sometimes, it can be tricky to get your thoughts out in writing. In this video, we talk about four ways that you can more easily get your thoughts onto the page so that they can be understood exactly as you mean for them to be.

0:00 Introduction
1:33 Write Everything (Then Revise)
3:43 Just Say It
5:34 Ask Someone
7:01 Practice

[vwlmves]

Above all, just write! Don't put pressure on yourself to sound like the most perfect writer ever. This world is a very chaotic one, and so are we - embrace it! ❤

[icestorm_rb]

If you're looking for an opportunity to practice your ability to express your ideas and thoughts into writing, then you need not look further than the comments section. Seriously, I feel like I've improved my own writing by being active in the YouTube comments section. Of course the comments section is not a formal or academic medium for sharing thoughts and ideas, but a lot of times, I treat it otherwise. Most of the time, when I am writing a comment, I pretend like I've been tasked with sharing a reflection on the video, and I write in such a way as if I were writing for an assignment or a task.

Happy writing everyone!

[diegov]

"Finding the right sentence in a messing page can be a lot easier than writing the right sentence in a blank page."
This video was helpful. I'm taking an English certification in two weeks and I'm struggling with writing, however thanks to this video I'm going put into practice what you said about writing everything that comes to my mind.

[Tracy_Lives]

Really like the way you approach this broad topic. I've been stuggling with IELTS writing tasks for one month and just realized something one day before test that writing is about getting accustomed to the process of having a perfect piece. It contains many steps, especially for beginners and second-language writers, sitting on the uncomfortable feelings require patience and determination .

[teresatosompark]

The more I watch your video, the more I feel like I could become friends with that gold skull.... 🤣 Does he have a name?

[potato-guro]

Thank you for your video! I really needed to hear these tips, especially the "put it all down" and "just say it" ones. I'll be trying to write more comments on youtube to apply these tips since there was a great comment describing how commenting is an good way to practice writing. Maybe I will revisit this video someday if it's still here by then to see my progress :)

[limoklahna]

It is, indeed, really difficult to come up with good sentences or write up at the first draft. I have always made this mistake and it made me hate writing. I have avoided writing as much as possible but now I am at a point in my life where I can't avoid it anymore.
Thanks for the insights! I will try my best to practice them.

[meloniewilliams]

Thank you much, this helps. I have so many stories in my head but I can barely put them down into writing, this helps I'm your 337 sub😁

[qaswedfr]

95/100. That skull jolts me good and is a rock in a fast flowing river. but he does bring turbulence and color.

[s____k]

I have followed a lot of your videos and recently wrote a story on a story telling platform. For weeks, I received no comment or rating. A couple of stories that I had written before got a reasonable response and rating. But the last one for which I took a lot of efforts into understanding better writing, got me zero response for weeks which is devastating. But nevertheless, I blame myself for that. All your tips are really really insightful. Thanks for that.

[vash]

This video helps a lot. The most useful point has to be just saying your thoughts aloud and translating them to words on paper. I’ll be trying these tips out everyday in my journal, thanks!

[mr.infinixmishra]

It's just flawless and to the point without any repetition which you trying to convey. I think It's because the Chanel is all about conveying message.

[dskkssn]

Thank you so much for saying every single word you said! It helped me a lot to release the pressure of having to write perfectly. :)

[gamewriteeye]

An old piece of writing of mine in relation to this topic. Writing is the way to expressing thoughts and feelings. Reading is the act of looking at and understanding those thoughts. To add to that, both together are synonymous with understanding a piece of writing.

[Bussysaka]

Hey andrew thanks for helping! you have earned the sub ❤. Dont stop doing these type of videos!.

[mdfarukh]

It's really veri nice video...
I just want to improve my writing skill and, I got some very good steps here...
Thank you ♥️

[linavonsaviciute]

Hey Andrew! Another nice video! Could you do a video on planning an outline for your writing, or shaping or angling an idea and developing that? It's a process that's kinda naturally comes, but maybe you have some tips on it? If you do, I'm up for hearing!

[dapperblue]

Thank you for the tips, fantastic video!

[bluesteelgaming]

I have started keeping commplace books and it seems to help tremendously.

Now, if only I had time to do it all, lol

[mindandlife]

Practice is the only way. There are no other shortcuts.