Want to Write Better Articles - Go Do Something Different, Find a New Perspective
Over the past seven years, I've written a number of online articles and after writing my first large batch of 2,000 articles I realized how fast I was running out of all I thought I knew to write about.
Eventually, I realized that I knew a lot more than I had ever considered.
I bet the same thing is true for you and perhaps you have yet to realize this yourself.
Okay so, let's talk because I have an online article writing tip for you today.
The other day, someone who is extremely astute in the writing world suggested that if you want to write worthy articles you ought to consider "changing out the scenery" and doing something new, something out of the ordinary, and then think about how those new experiences open up a new realm of thought and observation that you can use for inspiration so you can continue to write in your niche, without running out of all that you think you know.
One thing I did recently was take a walk on the beach, as I was walking and watching the waves, tides, current, and the constant motion I was considering new ways to develop eco-energy systems or ocean wave generation strategies.
Then I took a walk down by the marina, watching the boats bobbing in the water, and I talked to a few local boat owners and sailors.
For quite a long time, because I run a think tank, I've been writing about alternative energy strategies, amongst them wind, solar, and hydro and ocean wave generation.
It is amazing how much you can think about when you get away from your writing, and out amongst the environment, looking at different shoreline spaces, and how the waves react and operate in the different types of shoreline terrain.
In looking at this, I soon realized there were a number of strategies which might be used, all of them slightly different, and each providing different levels of efficiency for tidal generation schemes.
Although I don't write about that topic all that often, over time I have written a good deal on the subject.
Having this new perspective allowed me to compare other previous experiences on other coastlines, rivers, and inlets of the past.
By combining these experiences, I've been able to come up with new ideas and innovations in this space.
It is often amazing what we can consider and synthesize as we seek new experiences, all of which can help us with our future understanding and insights - what a gift to any online article writer regardless of their niche.
Eventually, I realized that I knew a lot more than I had ever considered.
I bet the same thing is true for you and perhaps you have yet to realize this yourself.
Okay so, let's talk because I have an online article writing tip for you today.
The other day, someone who is extremely astute in the writing world suggested that if you want to write worthy articles you ought to consider "changing out the scenery" and doing something new, something out of the ordinary, and then think about how those new experiences open up a new realm of thought and observation that you can use for inspiration so you can continue to write in your niche, without running out of all that you think you know.
One thing I did recently was take a walk on the beach, as I was walking and watching the waves, tides, current, and the constant motion I was considering new ways to develop eco-energy systems or ocean wave generation strategies.
Then I took a walk down by the marina, watching the boats bobbing in the water, and I talked to a few local boat owners and sailors.
For quite a long time, because I run a think tank, I've been writing about alternative energy strategies, amongst them wind, solar, and hydro and ocean wave generation.
It is amazing how much you can think about when you get away from your writing, and out amongst the environment, looking at different shoreline spaces, and how the waves react and operate in the different types of shoreline terrain.
In looking at this, I soon realized there were a number of strategies which might be used, all of them slightly different, and each providing different levels of efficiency for tidal generation schemes.
Although I don't write about that topic all that often, over time I have written a good deal on the subject.
Having this new perspective allowed me to compare other previous experiences on other coastlines, rivers, and inlets of the past.
By combining these experiences, I've been able to come up with new ideas and innovations in this space.
It is often amazing what we can consider and synthesize as we seek new experiences, all of which can help us with our future understanding and insights - what a gift to any online article writer regardless of their niche.
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