Why I write (take 2)

I’ve written about why I write back in November, but I wasn’t too happy reading it again. I wasn’t happy because it’s something you’d find in a Medium article — no substance, no emotion, just formulaic writing. It was just past the start of me writing last year, so I was still figuring things out. This piece is a second take.

Why I choose to write as a form of expression

writing well is one of the most important and powerful skills that anyone could have

to be able to clearly articulate your vision and ideas to others is a skill

it’s something that can almost be used by anyone in other mediums - writing movies, writing for fiction or non-fiction, writing for work, articulating ideas to others to move them and turn them into believers

i want to steer people’s emotions with my words

i want to articulate my thoughts in words clearly and concisely

i want to introspect and reflect inwards and write them down to document them

i want to write to learn and think better too

it’s the easiest but it’s also the hardest

choose words wisely to communicate your intentions. one slip of a word could even unintentionally cause miscommunication