Writing Every Day Forces You to Find Great Ideas to Write About

3 benefits I’ve discovered from writing every day.

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If you force yourself to write an article a week, you force yourself to find ideas to write about.

That’s the idea behind why I’m writing every day.

I used to wait for inspiration. I used to compare my writing to others. I used to think I needed something amazing to write about.

Then I stopped caring. I stopped waiting. I stopped comparing myself to others.

And I started writing every day on Medium, LinkedIn, and Twitter. I started journaling. I started sharing my thoughts and my journey to the world. And I haven’t looked back.

Along the way, I’ve discovered 3 benefits of writing every day.

1. You Find Profound Confidence

Lack of confidence kills more dreams than lack of ability

— James Clear

Writing is a power booster. When you write publicly or privately, you’re releasing your inner thoughts. You’re releasing stress.

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