How to Become a Writer (In 10 Incredibly Simple Steps)

Want to learn how to become a writer? Maybe to help your job, or so that you can write a book one day? Or perhaps you want to start a blog and begin making money through affiliate marketing and want to write better product reviews? Whatever the reason, learning how to become a writer is one of the best skills you can learn - and it's easier than you think. Just follow these 10 steps.

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[Jimmyvida]

1. Read more
2. Write everyday
3. Start a blog, Publish your work
4. Ann handled - “The book everyone reads”
5. Enter a writing course
6. Get honest feedback
7. Keep a journey
8. Practice being more conversational with your writing
9. Write drunk and edit sober
10. Recognize why you want to become a writer

[eeftyei]

"Write drunk. Edit sober" is a greatest advice! :)

[jehriko]

I think I'm going to shoot for this career while working another one part time and see if just maybe I get lucky with it and make a full career out of it, in which I'll be able to work from anywhere. That'd be the dream.

[siddharthrajan]

thank you very much.
"the more you write the better you become at writing"!!
thumbs up for that one...

[nancysungyun]

Yes, to reading and yes to writing every day. I am proof that you can learn how to become a good writer just by stubbornly writing even if you at first think you can't. Great and helpful

[lesliedasilva]

I never though that I would take writting seriously, besides journaling, but here I am. Great advice, especially for someone who has very little experience.

[animan]

Good tips, sir. I don't write nearly enough to call myself a writer, even though I do. This was helpful, because there is a load of thought and feeling I want to get out. Thanks!

[bellabobby]

Oh oops 😬 i mean i read but not that much i need to read more. I think being a writer is an amazing job to do. It brings so much creativity in it and you wouldnt feel bored.

[Ahmed.S.Ibrahim]

Hey thanks for the amazing tips man. I usually write in my journal, I been journaling for a couple years now and just finally decided to start a blog. Im here to master my craft. Hope you are all following your dreams

[lanaduncan]

Love it! I'm in English Composition, right now....3rd week of a 5 week semester!

[ArkiCaloyzki]

I love your content! I'm actually an architect who's working as a writer since 2007. I would love to continue with content creation.

[Bennythesupersnooper]

That was fabulous. I’ve written a kids book, now trying to edit a 50k novel and will make sure I start that blog!

[jacquelynmallet]

I'm always afraid to post what I've written in fear of my ideas and what I've written being "stolen" since there won't be a copyright when starting out. Or am I just overthinking/ignorant?

[inkanimal]

I enjoy your energy and delivery! (cracks knuckles) Inspiration just knocked on my etherical door. Gonna go answer it now!

[MichaelSteighner]

A great bucket of information here. Thanks :)

[jurypyrate]

I am sure I am not the first to appreciate "Right Drunk Edit Sober".. thank you sir... you just open my eyes to the last eight years of my life!!!! Thanks again>

[Audreyrezaei]

Wow... Number 9 is really smart. Because perfectionism in writing should be abandoned. If we do not put aside perfectionism, we will never be able to write and we will easily leave writing alone. 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[paultolhurst]

Thanks, really straight forward and useful info . Nice work :)

[tirthsutariya]

It's really helpful sir!!!!
Keep going 😊

[sobeidalagrange]

Min 2:00... "Writing 200 words every day." Yay!!! :)