4 Key Challenges Often Overlooked to Master In Writing

Not getting much traction

Don’t worry and please don’t forget to smile.

I could feel, you were worried and wondering how to get more people to see what you’ve written.

I was one among you when I was also struggling with 10 or 20 views but now finally I have reached 740 views organically.

Writing is a slow process

It is a game of patience and valuable content

Now after 4 months of continuous writing on Medium, I gained traction of almost 740 views.

Isn’t it something you are also finding? I’ve got a straightforward solution and a step-by-step guide for you.

Problem 1/

Thinking too much about what to write and how to write can make it difficult to put together a clear and organized article.

Solution to it :

Stop thinking too much and start writing what comes to your mind because half of the creativity originates from our thoughts and minds.

Problem 2/

Yep, ideas pop into our heads fast but vanish just as quickly. At the time of actually writing an article, we find it difficult to pick the best one.

Solution to it :

Concentrate on writing down the ideas.

Pen down at least 10 ideas or topics you want to write on and pick 2 or 3 best from it.

Problem 3/

Getting distracted while writing to fix spelling and grammar errors or stop writing the article in the middle.

Solution to it:

Sit in a quiet and calm place for two hours and aim to write 2 articles.

Writing is a focused task

It’s best to write in one go to maintain the flow of thoughts. Stopping in the middle can break focus and delay the incoming thoughts.

So getting distracted for correcting grammar mistakes, errors and punctuation could break the flow of writing.

That’s a later step.

Problem 4/

We are eager to publish and so we mistake to edit the articles at the same time

Solution to it :

After writing 2 articles, keep it aside for editing.

Do not edit your articles at the same time you write them because your mind is processing the same thoughts so it is difficult to identify the errors.

A good practice is to revisit your written articles after some time and read them aloud.

This helps identify grammatical errors, punctuation issues, and areas where the flow of writing could be improved.

Final Thoughts

Get into a disciplined routine of writing or struggle to get real fans.

The choice is in our hands.

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