How do you not get bored of writing?

How do you not get bored of writing?

Here are 10 ways to help you fight the curse of writerly boredom:

1. Take frequent breaks.
2. Ensure your “well” is full.
3. Create a new writing-related challenge for yourself.
4. Turn your writing into a game.
5. Go for a walk.
6. Put yourself in jail.
7. Write a first draft in the opposite direction.
8. Use an unusual word in your writing.

How do you read your own writing?

How to Read Your Writing Objectively

1. Take a break. This is one of the simplest and easiest methods to read your writing objectively and is probably a technique used by most of us anyway, whether consciously or not.
2. Don’t be afraid to make big changes.
3. Listen to instinct — even if it means more work.
4. Make edits later.
5. Get a second opinion.
6. Closing thoughts.

How can I become a great reader?

Consider whether these habits might work for you:

1. Quit reading.
2. Skim.
3. Set aside time to read demanding books.
4. Always have plenty of reading material on hand.
5. Keep a reading list, and keep it handy.
6. Try audio-books.
7. Don’t fight reading inclinations.
8. Read Slightly Foxed.

Can reading increase IQ?

By adding to that storehouse, reading increases your crystallised intelligence. That explains why some IQ tests include vocabulary words, which generally serve as a reliable proxy of how clever you are. But all of us know people with little “book knowledge” who are nonetheless sharp and insightful.

How can I motivate myself to study?

10 ways to motivate yourself to study

1. Acknowledge your resistance and difficult feelings with motivation.
2. Do not run away.
3. Do not blame yourself for procrastinating now and then.
4. Try to understand your studying style better.
5. Don’t question your abilities.
6. Visualise yourself starting.
7. Focus on the task at hand.