Day 13: The Simple Framework I Wish I Had for Learning Writing Online

I have been practicing Writing Online for the last five years.

Along the way, I have done all sorts of things to try to get better:

• Read "The Art and Business of Online Writing" by Nicolas Cole.

• Listened to "How I Write" by David Perell.

• Asked for help from my mentors and experienced writers in my network.

And all of these things helped me a ton.

But if I had to start all over again (as a beginner), this is the simple framework I wish I had for learning how to write online:

Step 1: Join a Community as Soon as Possible

Being part of a community provides support, accountability, and valuable feedback. To learn the fundamentals and have accountability, I strongly suggest you check out this free email course and Ship30 Community!

Step 2: Write Daily and Share Your Work

Writing daily and sharing it publicly builds discipline and helps you improve through practice and feedback.

Step 3: Read Widely and Analyze What You Read

Reading and analyzing diverse content helps you understand different styles and techniques that you can incorporate into your own writing. If you'd like a reading list, check out this link.

When you're first starting out, this is all that matters.

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