How to Write

"Words, once they are printed have a life of there own," said Carol Burnett. Many of us have a burning desire to write, what wouldn't we do to see our name in the list of great authors and our work read by readers worldwide. But in reality we don't get down to the act of writing.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Idea
• Interest
• determination

1. It is most important to first accept that you are a writer. "Until you name yourself Writer, you will never be a writer who writes. Speak your name out loud followed by, 'I'm a writer'."
2. First, find an idea for yourself. Think of a basic plot and the major characters and give life to your characters by giving them a face, a body-type, a personality, and some flaws. That image is your story.First, find an idea for yourself. Think of a basic plot and the major characters and give life to your characters by giving them a face, a body-type, a personality, and some flaws. That image is your story.
3. Writing comes with a silent suffix called rewriting. So keep up with writing and improvising.
4. To be a writer is to throw away a great deal, not to be satisfied, to type again, and then again, and once more, and over and over as said by American journalist John Hersey.
5. So get determined you will write one article a day to ehow and get paid. Happy writing