How I decided to write better and not more

For some blog writers it is easy to write a billion words in one day,  but not for me. I need a lot of motivation to sit at my computer and after a few hours of persuasion and maybe surfing all those successful writers, to start working by myself.

I have to find the right strokes on the keyboard and I have to tell you that I still didn’t accustom to the letters on it.

It is  bad enough to have a bad English written skills and add up to that my inability to find a right word necessary, constant jumping over to the vocabulary in a desperate attempt to sound smart and another yet trouble writing and typing every second word wrong, because I can’t find a right button on my keyboard.

So, to battle my misery and lack of ideas daily, I decided to write only a few things every day. Only a few articles. but, whatever I will write for that day, I decided to make it worth of my trouble. And, to make others worth reading what I wrote for that day. After I polish it.

I invested some time more to learn and write better. Over a course of the last few months, I tried to be the better writer. So, I can’t say today that I need a help on an every step of a way. I can’t say that my articles are not polished or good enough for a basic submission if I made even a minimal effort.

But, I will not be like some article blog writers. Writing thousand of words daily slimmed down to 300 words to validate for one single blog. I will rather write longer and more in-depth, even if that means that I have to give my personal opinion and my own point of the view.

What is a worthy price of a blog post if I am not able to review what I am writing about if I don’t have any personal experience about the topic?

I think that all of us have to invest into this writing and blogging thing, and it is not all about the money and how much we will make per day.

The LiteracyBase gives us a unique opportunity to make something better but 2 cents per one short post and the length and quality is always welcomed and appreciated. I agree that big and popular writers will never put their finger on a keyboard button for a page that pays less than 100 dollars an article, but they should be writing on those nice, rich blogs and leave us to do our hard work on so-called infamous content mills.

Different pages exist for the different type of the writers, and we can’t do absolutely anything about it.

I would like to write an article for 100 dollars for one piece, but just imagine how much skill, effort and work one of these articles contains.

That writer had to overcome all quality barriers and editorial filters to get there, on that level.

It is the admirable thing, but for that, that blog writer has to be a top expert.