Eight reasons to fall in love with daily writing so you have an ‘unfair’ writer’s advantage

I don’t often feel like writing articles.

But I write an article most days and have been doing so for over a decade.

Consistent writing has created many cool opportunities for me, including driving my monthly income through royalties and product and coaching sales, but also for a continual sense of accomplishment.

I still sometimes need a reminder of why I do this. We all do. No clarity of purpose makes us flicker and dim.

Our writing dies.

So, here are some reasons to fall in love with daily writing:

You learn more about yourself.

Writing is like a portal into self-discovery. The more you write, the more options you get to explore new ways of expressing yourself.

Growing as a writer means developing your voice. It’s constantly evolving.

Writing is not like blabbering your mouth. Thought goes into how you construct and order your sentences. It’s, therefore, more of an art form.

It’s something to be moulded and improved.

Yes, there is some theatre in this, but life is theatre.