Relationship With Writing

When I was younger, I always enjoyed writing; whether it was timed essays or papers for school, I always enjoyed it. As time has passed I have learned more about writing, including more advanced rules and techniques. As I have grown older, my enjoyment has not disappeared, it has only become accompanied by other feelings such as fear. Through the years my relationship with writing has remained positive, with me recognizing that the benefits of writing greatly outweighing the negative parts.
When it comes to writing, there are many different fears I face. For example, I have a large fear of accidentally plagiarizing my work; ultimately this fear has made me more cautious when it comes to using sources. Another fear is not being able to clearly portray my points, so for this fear I try to stick with an outline to make sure I hit each point and provide supporting details. I find that this directly ties into not writing well because if your writing is jumbled it will not be good work. My last fear of writing is becoming too familiar with the techniques I use and not changing my mistakes. Research shows that apprehensive
Along with verbal skills, written communication is so important in everyday life, especially in a corporate environment. Recognizing the importance of written communication is so important for many reasons. By using writing, I can communicate my point of view to others, providing insight into my thoughts. Writing not only avoids the fear of public speaking but by proofreading and double checking my writing I can produce better quality work. It is no doubt in today's world that social media is a big deal; many people on social media platforms can allow a writer’s message to go viral by simply sharing it to their pages. This means that a simple piece of writing can impact millions of people in a short amount of