Category: Writing Tips | Writer Brey King

5 Provoking Questions That Make a Powerful Storyteller

A powerful storyteller doesn’t start aimlessly writing their story. They start with questions for themselves which follows with them to answering questions for audiences. Each one of us has a story to tell, the real question is how you are going to tell it. What...

5 Life Activities That Will Boost Your Writing

Writing Tips

Inspiration to write our full potential can be hard to find at times. Life is just full of activities and things to explore that will give you more purpose and writing inspiration which will help you to boost your writing, even without direct relations to your focus...

Writing Everyday: The Benefits and How to Get Started

Tips for Writers, Writing Tips

I write daily, and most are utterly surprised that I make writing everyday a necessity and cannot end my day unless I’ve written something tangible. This is both beneficial for my personal development and skills development. Why is writing everyday beneficial and how...

How To Find Confidence as A Writer

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You read through your work thoroughly, and you’re beginning to doubt yourself. You start asking yourself questions of doubt into your self-worth and ability. It’s the inevitable period where you are losing confidence in yourself, your writing, and hurting your future....

How To Craft Realistic Book Expectations

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Accomplishing a goal is not completely based on surpassing the percentages like most writers never meet with publishing a book. Accomplishing and reaching goals means fulfilling your own expectations with your work and desires, both personally and as a writer. This,...

Is Writing Perfection The Enemy and Why? How To End It!

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There’s an impulse with writers and any creator that is, that all work should be perfect. We look back at our previous creations and cringe at the sight of mistakes and utter arrogance. But what if we had never published that creation we so longingly look at in...