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These Are the Habits I Used to Become a Top 1% Writer | Tim Denning

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It’s a game any person can master. Like all games, it comes down to the habits that drive your daily action. If you want your writing to break through, it matters what you do on repetition and for how long. One month of these habits is good. Twelve months of these habits can make you extraordinary. The top 1% of writers all know each other. That’s no coincidence. The best writing is a collaboration. You learn tips and tricks about what to do from those on the way to the top with you. If you’re not in a private writing community, you’re missing out. Network with other writers. Get on Zoom calls. Share their articles without asking for anything back. Writers need distribution and we think it comes from algorithms. But the most overlooked distribution is other writers. I don’t care whether you like Elon. It has nothing to do with it. These silly little social justice movements that rely on activism go nowhere. Tweets are a must for a writer because they’re quick to create and act as a sur

These Are the Habits I Used to Become a Top 1% Writer | Tim Denning These Are the Habits I Used to Become a Top 1% Writer by Tim Denning | Apr 24, 2023 | Writing [FSM_featured_image size=full] Writing online doesn’t require geniuses. It’s a game any person can master. Like all games, it comes down to the habits that drive your daily action. If you want your writing to break through, it matters what you do on repetition and for how long. One month of these habits is good. Twelve months of these habits can make you extraordinary. Habit #1 — Stop living in a bubble The top 1% of writers all know

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