FINALS ACTIVITY 4:

This are the 23 essential tips & Habits 

A guide for your better travel writing 

1. Have a Point!

Connect your stories through people's feelings and emotions so that they can relate  personally.

2. Nobody Cares What You Did 

It's absolutely true. But it's equality true that people care passionately about how you make them feel.

3. Sleep On It

You should rest and when you have a clearer mind continue what you did. 

4. Kick Yourself Around a Bit

Practice humility and your readers will more easily relate about the wonderful things you've done.

5. Read Everyday 

This exercise all parts of your brain: you can be more imaginative. 

6. Diversify Your Portfolio With a Potpourri  of Authors 

Step outside your comfort zone and mix up your influences a bit.

7. Beat Procrastination

You should avoid procrastination to have a better way of writing.

8. Remove Distractions 

It can be hard to focus, so it's essential to find ways to purify your particular environment by removing all distractions.

9. Learn Something New Everyday 

Learn small things that you never knew before. You'll broaden your understanding and ability to better convey your thoughts. 

10. Join a Writer's "Sewing Circle "

Connect with other writers in your area so that you can learn more from them.

11. Find Your "Golden Hour"

Find a day where you have no previous engagement and start your craft.

12. Forget About Travel 

Make time for your family and friends anything non-travel related that will exercise your brain.

13. Grammar School Outlining

Categories the main points and organize the paragraph of your stories in order to make sense.

14. Always Be Prepared When Eureka Strikes 

Be prepared and always have a small journal or notebook.

15. Pressure Yourself (or don't)

Determine which way works best for you and stick with it.

16. Read Your Work Aloud 

Great way to determine the flow of your writing is to read it aloud.

17. Do Absolutely Nothing

Lie awake and collect your thoughts.

18. Get In The Zone

Once you remove all external distractions, find whatever it is that helps you focus solely on the task of writing. 

19. Write Daily

This one of the best ways to hone your skills/craft.

20. Write a Sh*tload

Try writing with a focus on quantity over quality.

21. Talk To Yourself 

Speak from the heart anything about which you're particularly knowledgeable.

22. Get In The Mood

Try to step the mood of your writing with appropriate music .

23. Be Passionate, Soldier On

Be passionate and don't grow discouraged. Don't allow yourself to get stuck in a rut, just experiment and and "if it's broke fix it" by trying something new.