Golden Tips to be a Successful Writer

By Rajkumar Sharma

If you are a reader, spending a fair amount of time reading, then you do want to be a writer. There is no denial that writing today is more important than ever. It used to be the province of a select few in the past, but now it is a daily occupation for almost all of us.

You are socially active, you serve a company or have your own business, and you have your own circle of friends and people. You write emails, blogs, and keep writing your ideas for others to read. Social media is an essential part of this modern world.

Golden Tips to be a Successful Writer
Copyright
Introduction
Chapter One: Start Writing
Chapter Two: On Starting
Chapter Three: When to Write
Chapter Four: Writing and Computer
Chapter Five: Subject
Chapter Six: Organizing your Thoughts
Chapter Seven: Outline
Chapter Eight: First Draft
Chapter Nine: A Disciplined Writer
Chapter Ten: I am a Bad Writer
Chapter Eleven: Shedding your Fear
Chapter Twelve: Digressions and Looking Back
Chapter Thirteen: Concentration
Chapter Fourteen: Choosing from Multiple Ideas
Chapter Fifteen: About Friends and Companions
Chapter Sixteen: Feedback
Chapter Seventeen: Reading by Others
Chapter Eighteen: Other Successful Writers
Chapter Nineteen: Calling it a Day
Chapter Twenty: Obstacles
Chapter Twenty-One: Control over Writing
Chapter Twenty-Two: Writing in Difficult Circumstances
Chapter Twenty-Three: Giving your One Hundred Percent
Chapter Twenty-Four: Perseverance
Chapter Twenty-Five: Don’t Follow Me

• Language: English
• Publisher: Raja Sharma
• Release date: Jun 16, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311554727

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Table of Content

Golden Tips to be a Successful Writer

Copyright

Table of Content

Introduction

Start Writing

On Starting

When to Write

Writing and Computer

Subject

Organizing your Thoughts

Outline

First Draft

A Disciplined Writer

I am a Bad Writer

Shedding your Fear

Digressions and Looking Back

Concentration

Choosing from Multiple Ideas

About Friends and Companions

Feedback

Reading by Others

Other Successful Writers

Calling it a Day

Obstacles

Control over Writing

Writing in Difficult Circumstances

Giving your One Hundred Percent

Perseverance

Don’t Follow Me

Introduction

If you are a reader, spending a fair amount of time reading, then you do want to be a writer. There is no denying that writing today is more important than ever. It used to be the province of a select few in the past, but now it is a daily occupation for almost all of us.

You are socially active, you serve a company or have your own business, and you have your own circle of friends and people. You write emails, blogs, and keep writing your ideas for others to read. Social media is an essential part of this modern world.

Documentation cannot be done without writing. It is used for communication and for refining our ideas. Whether you are a lawyer, businessman, actor, student, teacher, scientist, reporter, or in any