A Daily Writing Habits Is Worth Your Effort
One of the most important habits I've formed in my life is daily writing. Without question, writing every day has brought me many great things. A better career, fulfillment, self-improvement, and most (important), the ability to share my ideas with the reader. And I always advise others to take up daily writing the following reasons.
Better self-discipline. The reason we don't do anything useful with our precious time is that we lack self-discipline. When you write every day, you (strength) your discipline. You can use that better self-discipline to achieve virtually anything in life.
Improving your persuasion skills. (write) is nothing more than persuading the reader with words. But your tools are limited—you can only use words to tell a story. And when you write for yourself, you're trying to convince yourself of your own thoughts. So more you write, the better you become at persuasion.
Cultivating self-awareness. Nothing will help you to get to know (you) more than translating your thoughts into words. When you force yourself to write every day, you automatically become more aware of your thoughts. And self-awareness is one of the most important (skill) that predict career success.
Better decision making. Too often, we do something without fully understanding why we do it. Think about it. often do you answer "I don't know" when someone asks you "Why did you do that?" That's the sign of weak thinking.
Everyone can write for a day — or two, or three. Very few people can write consistently for years. But you need to write for a long time (see) the actual benefits. So don't just get started. Keep going.
