In Writing, Less is More
One of the most vital questions we can ask in our writing is, “What can I cut out?” This is a great habit to adopt because cutting makes your writing sharper, crisper, and cleaner.
When you write, go back through it and take out all unnecessary adverbs, filler, and padding. Longer does not mean better. Longer usually means the piece is more diluted.
On today’s episode, you’ll learn a simple way to edit yourself and get to the heart of what you’re writing.
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