Writing Is Just Fancy Scribbling—And You’re Already a Pro at That
Let me guess: you’re reading this because you think your writing stinks, right? Well, congrats, because step one of being a writer is thinking your writing stinks. Welcome to the club! We’ve got tea, late-night existential crises, and a perpetual fear of hitting “send.” Now, before you spiral into self-doubt, let me tell you a story. When you were a toddler, you probably couldn’t hold a pencil straight, let alone string together a coherent sentence. Did you give up? Nope. You babbled, drew wobbly circles, and probably tried to eat crayons. And guess what? Here you are, reading like a champ and doubting your ability to write . I always use to write 'B' inverted and so many other letters and numbers like, 'S, L, K, C, D, 5.' But writing isn’t some magical, elusive skill bestowed upon a chosen few. It’s basically fancy scribbling that all of us can do. Yeah, that’s right—words are just glorified doodles. If you can write a grocery list or angrily text your friend about...