

How Can I Improve My Informal Writing?
Oct 6, 2025
Hosts Amy and Greg dive into the art of informal writing without an editor. They emphasize clarity and structure as keys to effective communication. Ideas should be captured quickly and written when inspiration strikes. The importance of strong hooks and concise language is highlighted. Amy suggests using unfamiliar readers for feedback to avoid misunderstandings. Greg reminds writers to stay focused, remove irrelevant lines, and let their personalities shine through. Recommended resources like 'On Writing Well' are shared for further improvement.
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Clarity Through Structure
- Clarity is the most important element in any writing and it depends on strong structure.
- Organize your piece so readers follow your point easily from start to finish.
Always Proofread
- Proofread every piece of writing, even texts, to catch mistakes and unintended content.
- Check punctuation, sentence structure, capitalization and overall flow before sending.
Claim Your Writer Identity
- Think of yourself as a writer to change your attitude and treat writing as a craft.
- Give attention to details and practice the craft rather than blurting things out.