[Book Review] "Writing Habits": A book that conveys the joy of writing

Hello. This is Yui Kinou.

Today, I finished reading a book that I bought after seeing it introduced by a follower and being drawn to the title, so I am posting a review.

Today marks my 512th day of posting on note. Writing on note has become a habit, and since I've also grown to love writing in paper notebooks since around last year,
I was very intrigued by the simple title, "Writing Habits."

The result was a book I am very satisfied with.
It is a book I recommend to those who are not used to "writing" or those who are troubled because they have nothing to "write" about.

Writing Habits

by Yuki Ishikawa

◆ It conveys the joy of writing

The importance of writing like yourself.
Even an ordinary daily life can be helpful to someone if it is your own unique experience.
By writing, you can make yourself understood even if you are not good at speaking.

And so on,it is packed with things that make you feel positive and happy about writing.

As the author says,this is not a book to learn "how to write."
It helps you cherish the desire to write and learn aboutways to continue writing happily.

◆ I was convinced by [If you think "I'm an idiot!", you can output]

Personally, this chapter resonated with me.

There was an explanation that [If you think "I'm an idiot, so I'll forget if I don't write it down on paper," you can feel "I have to leave it behind because I'll forget it!"].

Indeed, I used to be overconfident that I could remember events for years, such as what was written in that book, when so-and-so joined the company, or when I moved, but recently I've been forgetting things completely.

I don't want to admit it, but I have to admit it now, don't I?

"I am an idiot!"

Thinking that way, I was able to have all sorts of things come to mind, like "I should write that down," "I want to write about how I feel right now," or "I want to record what I thought about this experience."

It became packed with material that I can look back on to return to my original intentions when I've forgotten them.

◆ A book that makes you realize how fun writing can be

It was a book that made me feel positive about writing.

Not only does it provide tips for continuing to write, but it also helps you relax by showing that it's okay to write about anything, and it teaches you that even if there is no reaction, there are people who are reading.

This is a recommended book for anyone who struggles with writing.

If you are interested, please give it a read.

Thank you for reading until the end!

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It is very encouraging! 💕

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