Harvard Business Review’s Post

Read the article if you want. The REAL LESSON is in the first sentence: “Whether you like it or not, you are a writer.” And then, this: “Every day, your success at work is in part determined by how well you can communicate your thoughts.”

Good tips irrespective of your level of writing skill.

It can be easy for instructional designers to get into the habit of copying and pasting from existing material then focusing their attention on creating interactive elements into their courses. We need to think of ourselves as writers, too. These tips from HBR, particularly the first, third, and fourth, will help any ID break out of their writing rut.

Mastering the art of writing can help us persuade people more impactfully and be perceived by others as smarter and more insightful. It can open new doors.

Being a clear, concise writer is an important skill for every professional.

Learn to write better with these 5 tips.

Writing tips!

Great way to have more confidence in what you write.

In today's episode, I review Reading Like A Writer, a guide by longtime creative writing professor Francine Prose. She talks about knowing "the rules" of writing before you can break them! What benefits can YOU glean for your writing? #writingcommunity #writersoflinkedin #authorsoflinkedin #authorcommunity #authorscommunity

Writing can sometimes feel like cracking a tough nut, but trust me, the breakthroughs are worth it! These fundamental tips serve as pillars in building a strong foundation for any aspiring writer. ✔️ Write naturally, as if you're speaking ✔️ Keep sentences short ✔️ Explore the classics ✔️ Commit to daily writing ✔️ Maintain a collection of inspirations ✔️ Plan before you pen ✔️ Avoid unnecessary content ✔️ Review your work aloud ✔️ Draft freely & Edit clearly Embrace simplicity, practice consistently, and let your voice shine through your words. #writerscommunity #dailyinspiration #tipsandtricks #notetoself