Writing is also an Art

Writing is also an art, for which hard work is like color and words are the language of those colors.  Of course, not everyone can write well.  Good writing means that you are communicating your experiences, your words to people in the same way that you have felt or seen.  A good writer is one who binds readers with his work through his writing.  The more honest the author is in his work, the better the work will be and the more readers will read it. But all this is not possible in one day.
 Start writing without thinking
 Open the book, read a topic without thinking about it and start writing your own words keeping in mind the context of that story and start making sentences.  Doing so will not only strengthen your writing skills but also increase your creativity.  An attempt to rewrite what has already been written is what sets a writer apart.
 Start writing about what you know best.  When writing, it will sometimes feel like writing more information about a particular part.  It will become a habit to get more information from here.  The deeper you go in writing, the better your composition will be.
 Get in the habit of reading
 A good writer needs to be a good reader first.  Reading enhances the understanding of the art of writing.  This will not only increase your knowledge, you will also get new words and your writing skills will also improve.  Write down the best words you can read and use them as you write.
 Note the good things
When you watch a movie, choose your favorite scene from it.  Try to make a story based on that scene.  Also try to get all the important characters of the film in your scene.  You can write a story by looking at it this way.  You can place many characters in it.  By doing this you will learn something new every step of the way.
Do not rush
An author is not made in a day.  A good writer has a distinct identity.  Don’t rush into writing anything.  Good things are usually not written very quickly.  So write a little every day.  Incorporate the habit of writing into your daily routine.