Why Write?

There are many reasons to write. One of the compelling reason is that others write about us and why not us writing about ourselves. The goal isn't to write a history or about one's biography but simply is that writing and reading can be incredible—and writing is something you can do.

Writing everyday makes us better, more thoughtful readers. We bring the insights and appreciation of a writer to what we read. Everything you write has an audience. Even when you write your life story, you go back to read, listening to what you wrote. You question. You consider. You critique you choices.

Have you wondered how the story made public or got on the internet? The answer to that is simple! People wrote it.

We inspire and motivate, both ourselves and others.

Writing every day makes us better, more thoughtful readers.

Reading & Writing make us more knowledgeable about a specific topic

Writing helps us develop a voice that is natural and consistent, strong and confident.

You'll have your work published, if you want to become a writer or journalist.

We record our history, and we imagine the future

Share your ideas with other readers, and help to inspire and motivate people reading.

You meet more people in print than we can ever possibly meet face to face.

Writing lets us overcome fear and learn our way around ourselves, and looking forward.

Writing make our thinking stronger and more easily understood and make connection.

Writing teaches us how to work with words in print, to construct a meaningful message.