What did I gain from two weeks of zero-based study?

In the blink of an eye, the second week of the zero-based training camp was over again. From the immediate action of breaking through the resistance in the first stage, to the second stage of deliberate practice. We have done a general training from the psychological construction of writing to specific writing skills. As the saying goes: The master leads the door, and the practice depends on the individual.

What have I gained through this period of study?

01, sink your heart, learn more, accumulate more

As the saying goes: one minute on stage, ten years off stage. The same is true of the articles we write, and behind each wonderful article is full of the creator's ten years of hard work and hard work.

And I think that one is that the accumulation is not enough, and the other is not hard enough. Often complete the homework with the mentality of completing the task, and also call it: first complete and then perfect!

People are most likely to be frivolous, and they are also prone to become quick and profitable. If you don't know the speed of the advance, you can't reach it, if you envy those students who write, it is better to calm down, read more, accumulate more, and polish your writing skills. If you bloom, the butterflies will come.

02, content is more important than writing skills

The era of self-media is an era where content is king, and good content does not require cool writing skills. Even if it is written in the vernacular, it can also become an explosive article.

So how do we create good content? Usually, we must love life, pay more attention, and observe more. The little things in life plus their own personal experience are equally wonderful. Art comes from life, and it is higher than life!

03, first imitate and then surpass, more dismantling of explosive texts

There are many masters in the group who dismantle explosive texts, which is a very good habit. When we enter any new field and we are not sure of it, we will find more areas to do better. Imitate first and then surpass. First imitate other people's routines, and then innovate your own style.

Write at the end:

The key to writing a good article is nothing more than to read more, read more, and write more. Watch more excellent film and television dramas, and observe the changes of the four seasons around you, flowers, birds, insects and fish. Read more classic masterpieces, usually use writing as a muscle exercise, and write more. I believe that your level can also be taken to the next level. Encourage the King!