When you don t know what to write, what directions can you try?

Well, I'm not a professional writer, but I've been practicing and writing for more than a year, so I have some experience.

When you don't know what to write, you can be like meConsider these three aspects of writing

1. Your own professional direction

Your professional direction refers to your major in college, or your field of work, or the field you are good at, these three aspects are generally familiar to you, and they are also the direction that you have more say and can write more things, you can insist on writing a series of tutorials in your professional direction, etc., so as to sort out your personal brand in this field. <>

Second, the direction you are interested in

The direction you are interested in will give you more thoughts and interests to ponder and understand, and of course you will have a lot to write about in the process of understanding. And, if this is an area that you are not good at, you can also write things in the form of output, and force yourself to learn things, killing two birds with one stone. Take myself as an example, last year I just started to contact the handbook, I don't understand anything, I have been going to the questions of netizens, writing related articles, in the process of writing, I have understood the handbook thoroughly, and quickly mastered this handbook tool.

3. My own life perception

Sometimes it's hard to think about a topic and capture inspiration. But it's much easier to write about what you think, see and hear in life, and you don't have to ask yourself how well you write from the beginning. After a long time and a lot of practice, you will naturally be able to write better.

Moreover, writing about your own life perception is still a process of reflecting on yourself, and if you think about it more, you will find that you have more and more opinions and opinions on many things, and you will find that your cognition has improved

Well, here are my three suggested writing directions, I hope it will help you<>

I've been writing for a year, and at first I would have a lot of confusion about the direction of writing, and I would like to divide the answer to the question of not knowing what to write in three stages.

The first stage: what you see and what you write, and what you write when you have a feeling about something.

When I first started writing, I didn't have the goods in my head and often didn't know what to write.

So at that time, my writing was my work and life. There is also no fixed field or theme, just what to write about what comes to mind, what to write about what you have feelings about.

During that time, I wrote about my previous feelings, some problems and solutions encountered in my work, and some views on hot issues in society.

So the first stage is basically to write what you see, and write what you have a sense of. At this stage, it is good to write more, and cultivate your own sense of writing.

Stage 2: Gather inspiration from your life

After 3 months of writing in the first stage, I realized that I really didn't have anything to write about, and I felt like my body was hollowed out, and I was crazy.

Later, I realized that writing is the act of output, and if you want to continue to output, you must continue to input.

So I began to force myself to read, read the articles of some big names in the field, and constantly ingest knowledge. Only continuous input can continue to produce output.

You'll also want to create your own library of writing inspiration, collecting your inspiration and what you think are good stories and examples.

For example, if you see a billboard in the subway with a particularly good idea, you should immediately take a picture and save it, and write a few words to save it in your inspiration bank.

Or if you read a book and a sentence is particularly good, or a certain plot in a movie is particularly good, you can quickly write it into your inspiration bank.

When you want to write, just go to your inspiration bank and take a look at the material you have accumulated, and pick one out to refine.

Therefore, a lot of writing materials are not thought up by tapping the brain, but all rely on the accumulation of daily reading and life.

As you write for a longer period of time, you'll find an area you're better at writing.

At this time, you can build a detailed framework for yourself in this field first, just like writing a table of contents for a book, and then write about this field. <>

For example: What is time management? How to do a good job of energy management? How to make good use of your fragmented time? Is a daily checklist necessary? How to use the Pomodoro technique best? ......

At this time, you will find that just one topic of time management, you can extend many articles that you want to write, which is to systematically write about an area.

In fact, there is an endless amount of writing material for every branch of a field, and if you study it thoroughly, then you may really be able to publish a book in this field in the future!

The above are the three stages of my writing material**, I hope it will be helpful to you.

I'm a "powerful little Mengmeng", and I spend a year growing into what I want to be, if you have any questions about personal growth, welcome to pay attention. WeChat***: [Powerful Little Mengmeng].

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