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Improve Your Writing by Developing a Writing Style

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Summary: Discover the importance of writing in your own style in this free video. Watch, and see how your writing will instantly improve.

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By Kari Wethington
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Kari Wethington is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kari’s experience includes reporting, editing, online journalism and video production. She is a 2003 graduate of Oberlin...read more

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on 8/2/2008 i learn a lot from your vedio
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"Hi, I'm Kari Wethington for expertvillage.com Today we are going to talk about ways to instantly improve your writing. It's great to draw inspiration from other writers. You also want to let your natural voice shine through. Don't force any styles or big words or fancy language. Always stick to who you are and the writing that you know best. It's great to try to make that a little more interesting fun as you progress as a writer. But when you are just starting, it's okay just to be yourself. Just remember that you are trying to clean up your writing, sound a little smarter more put together but you are not trying to be another writer. You always want to be yourself. For instance, if your favorite writer is Jon Gresham, you don't want to try to be Jon Gresham in your writing cause it's not ever going to work. The point of these tips and techniques is to be a better smarter sounding writer but it's not to change the voice that you naturally have as a writer. So keep that in mind as you are editing."

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