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My Strengths As A Writer

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I am a writer who takes every piece of writing that I create very seriously. Writing, in my opinion, is way more important than the concept of reading. Writing takes knowledge, past creations, and good vocabulary to conduct. Writing is something, I can say, is one of my best academic traits. Past assignments that were writing based all were graded as a B or higher. Throughout this essay, I am going to explain my Strengths, areas of opportunity, and my goals for the future as a writer. To start this off, my strengths as a writer consists of paying attention to past detail, Being focused, and being able to correct. The use of paying attention to detail from past writing pieces makes me see what things I need to improve on towards future writings. Paying attention to past detail helps me use words I'm not used to using usually, Having better paragraphs and transitions, and how I format each writing. Past writings that I had made had made me realize what I needed to work on and how to …show more content…

A goal I have for the future right now is to get a good grade on this essay, let alone the whole final itself. All jokes aside, a goal I have for the future is to stay motivated to write. Just like discipline, motivation is very important. Not having the motivation can create a slacker, someone who doesn't try. Motivation is something i'm using right now when writing, considering this essay is a huge deal. Another huge goal for the future is to become an NFL sports analyst, somebody who creates NFL news whenever something big or important happens in the league. Becoming a NFL sports analyst can really release my inner-writing person and it can become a great job that gives you a great amount of money. NFL sports anylysts create writings, news articles, and more. This job requires many skills which include motivation, discipline, even reading at times. This goal is something Is something I really look into and something I have a small passion

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