The Writer’s Secret: Read Your Way to Mastery

There are many rules of good writing but the best way to find them is to be a good reader.

-Stephen E. Ambrose

One of the most enjoyable ways to become a better writer is to read a lot. Reading is a pleasure unto itself, but it also delivers positive results for you that maybe you hadn’t considered.

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When you read great works in your chosen field, whether you write fiction or non-fiction, you learn how the best of the best.

You become the subject-matter expert in your field.

And when you read the bestsellers in the self-improvement field, you become a more insightful human being who can communicate clearly with your readers.

Here’s my simple daily plan to become a better writer without ever writing a word.

When you understand how you think and act, and why you think and act in those ways, you become a more interesting author.

You become an author worth reading – no matter what your area of expertise may be.

And we bestow this miracle upon ourselves without ever writing a word, as promised.

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