Creative, Concise, Conclusive: Redirecting The Systematic Approach of Writing

A 1–2–3 process.

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Penmanship is the opening of how we connect beyond the superficial world. Penmanship is the foundation, orchestration, and implementation of what we think, feel, and experience to make sense of our perception and world.

Being a writer or writing can be challenging because canvassing your words on paper or through our written language requires one to be specific, accurate, and informative.

One way of making your writing less challenging is by utilizing the three C’s which are creative, concise, and conclusive. Many writers follow the clear, consistent, and concise approach but using specific techniques and words redirect the shift in how writers approach their writing.

Step One: Creative

The most important part of the writing process is creativity. Creativity is what makes writers and authors uniquely different, diverse, and often consistent with their writing.

First, writers must find a style or a voice suited for their artistry. By doing so you have a tone, however a connection of how you tell your stories. Also the more creative a writer is the less amount of writing that needs to be given.

Furthermore, creativity is limitless and the complexity of creativity can help writers paint pictures of their perspective in various spectrums.

Step Two: Concise

Concise is the art of being comprehensive in how you deliver a message primarily as thoroughly as possible but in brief. This goes hand and hand with Ernest Hemingway’s quote about good writing which is, “True writing is the best form of writing.”

By writing something you understand and have experienced you can reflect on the knowledge gained and creatively tell a story noteworthy by making it creative but comprehensive. Bring able to write short-form stories that are filled with the most insightful information is far more impressive than long-form art that is not as compact.

Step Three: Conclusive

Writers and authors must be conclusive a better word would be credible along with convincing evidence of a perspective that you want readers to understand.

Providing readers with evidence of an idea and a reasonable explanation for that idea is creates a connection of understanding. That is the purpose of art creativity, and language. To connect and share ideas through creative ideologies, beliefs, systems, and experiences.