Sometimes, I can’t find the words to say, out loud, how I
feel or what I think. This has led me to notice that it is easier and better for
me to write down what I think and feel first, than to say it and things get
left out, my thoughts are incomplete, and/or don’t make sense. My words and
thoughts come to me easier when I write it down. Writing my thoughts out helps
me develop my ideas, organize my thoughts, and communicate more effectively.
When I write my thoughts down, my ideas began to develop
and become more complete. I am able to brain storm and focus more on what I
want to say. Seeing my thoughts on paper helps me not to forget anything. I
choose the ideas I want to develop and began to organize my thoughts.
Now that it’s time to organize my thoughts, I have to
structure them so that it runs fluently together without any snags. If I don’t
organize my thoughts, everything will be all over the place and won’t make me
sense. This is why I place my thoughts in order from one step to another or by
importance. It creates a better effect that way.
Since I have developed my thoughts, and organized them, I
will, now, be able to communicate more effectively. How, you make ask? Well, now I absolutely know
what I want to say and how I’m going to say it. Everything is complete and
ready to be presented.
Writing your thoughts down will help you to develop into
a better writer. It really helps me. It’s great practice. I will continue to
write my thoughts down.
I agree that writing help your thoughts come together. I don't know about it helping my writing because, when I write I don't try to be correct or anything; I write my thoughts for myself. This defiantly helps when speaking. Maybe I should start writing correctly when jotting down my thoughts so it can be effective. Thanks for the post it has inspired me.
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting. I like how you write your thoughts down and organize them. I feel this could be a good way to make what you could say more effective. It seems to help you express yourself, and you can’t forget it improves your writing.
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