Writing: Why It's So Important

 'Writing is Thinking. On Paper' 

I have been a firm follower of this statement for years. Whatever your thoughts may be, there's no better way to express them other than writing them down. When you write, you stimulate an inner part of your brain, which drives you to get the words on your mind on the blank paper. Perhaps when you are thinking, you may not get a clear idea on a topic. But when you try to write it down, the words just tumble out, as if they've waiting to be written. 

That's what happens in my case. 

When I write, I tend to express myself more clearly. This blog, for example. 

I had no idea what to write about writing, but when I touched my fingers on the keyboard, words simply started rushing out, fighting to get out off my mind first. 

Words are everything. Our lives depends on words, furthermore, it gives shape to our life.

But why is writing important? Moreover, is it important?

This article is just for that.

Writing, according to Wikipedia, is a medium of human communication that involves the representation of a language with symbols. Written communication, an albeit form of communication can judge a person through their words in emails, letter, memos, newsletter, etc. Improper writing skills can tarnish your jobs opportunities, or basically any opportunity that includes writing something.

It is included is almost (much more than almost) every areas of life.

• It gives you the ability to express yourself. 
• Improves your communication skills.
• Improves focus and connects you to yourself.
• Increases knowledge, imagination and creativity.
• It is critical to become  good reader.
• Fosters our ability to explain ourselves and refine our ideas to others and ourseves.
• Helps reduce stress.
• Preserves ideas and memories.
• Allows to entertain ourselves.
• Writing daily builds up discipline.
• Helps you think through problems.
• Without writing, there would have been no history.
• Benefits mental health.
• More likely to achieve written goals.
• Gets your to-dos out of your head.
• Regular writing improves vocabulary and other communication skills.

So, grab your laptop, mobile, pen, paper, or wherever you write, and start scribbling!!

All the Best!