Your channel is one of my favorites. It has helped me to overcome many insecurities and doubts on writing. Please keep the amazing content coming. Greetings from Brazil.
I worked in magazine publishing for years and the last job gave me such PTSD I stopped writing. Your channel is reigniting my desire to write, even if I never share it beyond my social circle. Thank you so much.
This video is very soothing, even though you've replaced the maniacal skull with something far more disturbing. Pointing out the circumstances of a typical writing session and how none of those things lent themselves to generating anxiety was my favorite part. Thanks for the video!
Man, I just found your channel, and I just want to pay a compliment where it’s due. You are a fantastic orator! I know you probably wrote a script before you recorded this video, but I admire the way you’ve delivered the content. You’re much better at it than me, even if I’m one of those born-an-English-major types of guys. I think I can write much better than I can orate because I’ve learned from my social interactions that I’m not very good at talking so that I’m always worried that I might be coming off some other way than I intended. Anyway, you seem to be very good at both writing and orating, and I wanted to give you that compliment. God knows, if I were better at speaking, I’d take to TH-cam as well-this is actually the account I made for that.
Thanks for the kind words--I appreciate that! Editing hours and hours of footage of myself has taught me a lot about my habits of speech 😅 (even that is practice!)
Imma be honest with you, chief. I don't write, but i've watched a lot of your videos and I loved this one as well :D I'm trying to internalize more optimistic mindsets when it comes to improving at the skills i wanna acquire, and in that process, i have been playing around with similar ideas to what you express here A good idea i heard not too long ago was something like "today's output is not the result of today's work, it's the result of all the previous work you've done" (Something along those lines). Which can be said about most things, really. It's just easy to forget. And thinking about practice as an opportunity you give yourself to get better at things as you go is another neat way to look at it. If i may, Andrew. I have an unrelated question: Is there a line you've written that you're proud of? I saw an old (?) short video going around once of someone asking that question and i'd like to know if you've ever thought about something like this. Again, i don't write but it'd be nice if every writer has at least one line they're really proud of, but idk if that's something you actually think about, even if it has happened. Sorry for the long comment haha. Have a nice day, everyone who sees this o/
Thanks for the kind words--and for watching even if you don't write 😁 That's an interesting question. I'll have to think about it (putting it on the list as something to address in the future--thanks!)
I have a video request! I would like to know more about how to effectively use the writing technique of omitting lead character names and how it can add more meaning to observation in a narrative.
Let's explore the universe of legislative writing together. Maybe it's similar to recipes, I don't know; I've never tried to find out. Will they put us in prison for trying to read it?
I prefer calling it brainstorming with my future self... Who'll either confirm or deny the continuation of idea xyz She is a lazy hobo tho so I gotta do more work now, throw in all the obvious pieces so she can get in the flow by plucking useless things
Your channel is one of my favorites. It has helped me to overcome many insecurities and doubts on writing. Please keep the amazing content coming. Greetings from Brazil.
Valeu mesmo--I'm glad to hear it! There's definitely more content coming 😁
Really need this today.
You're not alone ;)
I worked in magazine publishing for years and the last job gave me such PTSD I stopped writing. Your channel is reigniting my desire to write, even if I never share it beyond my social circle. Thank you so much.
I'm sorry to hear about the writing PTSD, but that means a lot--you're more than welcome 😁
For a brief moment I felt suddenly compelled to like and subscribe ... but I already had!
The best possible outcome! 😆
This video is very soothing, even though you've replaced the maniacal skull with something far more disturbing. Pointing out the circumstances of a typical writing session and how none of those things lent themselves to generating anxiety was my favorite part. Thanks for the video!
You bet--thank you!
Thank you. I have put off writing for 2 weeks. I'm going to grab my notebook right now!
Hooray--do it!
Your channel has helped me the most to actually practice.
Hooray!
Man, I just found your channel, and I just want to pay a compliment where it’s due. You are a fantastic orator!
I know you probably wrote a script before you recorded this video, but I admire the way you’ve delivered the content. You’re much better at it than me, even if I’m one of those born-an-English-major types of guys. I think I can write much better than I can orate because I’ve learned from my social interactions that I’m not very good at talking so that I’m always worried that I might be coming off some other way than I intended.
Anyway, you seem to be very good at both writing and orating, and I wanted to give you that compliment. God knows, if I were better at speaking, I’d take to TH-cam as well-this is actually the account I made for that.
Thanks for the kind words--I appreciate that! Editing hours and hours of footage of myself has taught me a lot about my habits of speech 😅 (even that is practice!)
Really big thanks for this video!
A big you're welcome!
Imma be honest with you, chief. I don't write, but i've watched a lot of your videos and I loved this one as well :D
I'm trying to internalize more optimistic mindsets when it comes to improving at the skills i wanna acquire, and in that process, i have been playing around with similar ideas to what you express here
A good idea i heard not too long ago was something like "today's output is not the result of today's work, it's the result of all the previous work you've done" (Something along those lines). Which can be said about most things, really. It's just easy to forget. And thinking about practice as an opportunity you give yourself to get better at things as you go is another neat way to look at it.
If i may, Andrew. I have an unrelated question: Is there a line you've written that you're proud of? I saw an old (?) short video going around once of someone asking that question and i'd like to know if you've ever thought about something like this. Again, i don't write but it'd be nice if every writer has at least one line they're really proud of, but idk if that's something you actually think about, even if it has happened.
Sorry for the long comment haha. Have a nice day, everyone who sees this o/
Thanks for the kind words--and for watching even if you don't write 😁 That's an interesting question. I'll have to think about it (putting it on the list as something to address in the future--thanks!)
Wow! You're the best tutor on youtube.
Thanks!
Thank you. I needed to hear this.
Sure thing!
This is by far the most brilliant advice I've ever heard in writing..now I think it's time to finish that poetry book.
Yeah, do it!
Okay, okay, I get it, I’ll go write! 😩
Do it!
Great advice. And I think it applies equally well to music!
For sure! Thanks!
Good advice, glad I watched!
Thanks--I'm also glad you watched!
Thank you
Sure thing
Could you do a video on levels of poetry writing skills?
At least to track your progress
How is the clown more ominous?….
🤡🤡🤡
I have a video request! I would like to know more about how to effectively use the writing technique of omitting lead character names and how it can add more meaning to observation in a narrative.
Accurate, useful advice. A+
Thanks!
Something I really wanted to hear flopping back and forth between overwhelmed and underwhelmed while writing
Thank you, I enjoy your advice. I agree writing always has a fun side even when the white page laughs at me.
Thanks--but you never know--maybe the white page is laughing with you 😜
@@WritingwithAndrew You are welcome. I love your reply.
Cue Allen Iverson: "We talking about practice!"
Great minds 😆
Let's explore the universe of legislative writing together. Maybe it's similar to recipes, I don't know; I've never tried to find out. Will they put us in prison for trying to read it?
I prefer calling it brainstorming with my future self... Who'll either confirm or deny the continuation of idea xyz
She is a lazy hobo tho so I gotta do more work now, throw in all the obvious pieces so she can get in the flow by plucking useless things
I like it--that's a useful way to think about it
Is that your photograph on the shelf where Skull used to sit? 😂
Practice is the key!
Always!
Green is not a creative color