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Day 300: Keep questioning your writing.
The important thing is not to stop questioning.
(Albert Einstein)
Here we are, at the last tip for 300 Days of Better Writing. We have learned a lot. We have looked at clarity, conciseness, and organization. We have examined issues, great and small, dealing with writing mechanics. We’ve considered our audience, our purposes, and our processes. But are we done learning?
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No.
As writers, we are left with one central question that we must ask as we face every document we write:
What can I do to improve the way I am delivering my ideas?
Our writing will continue to improve as we continue to question our writing. The act of questioning, itself, leads to continued improvement. With the knowledge and skills we now have at our disposal, we have tools and strategies to answer this question. We may find new answers, as well—if we continue to ask this question.
