Writing Tip–See To Write Better

August 31, 2009 by Chris
Filed under: Lessons Learned, Writing Tip

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Today’s writing tip is about tapping into a vast resource for ideas, characters, and plots. Everything you need to know about writing is there. It’s all around you.

You know the places. They’re not necessarily destinations, but they certainly provide entertainment. They are those places known for their people-watching value. We have a few of them. One such place is a swanky restaurant on the water. During the boating season, it becomes the place to go. The crowds it attracts are as diverse as they’ll come. You’ll find anglers looking for a bite to eat, guys out for a guys day on the lake, families on an outing, and the ultra-rich with money to burn. Needless to say, there are lots of stories here.

Today’s tip offers this challenge. Find that place with the great people watching. Bring your laptop or a notebook and just observe. Look for the stories all around you. Gather some ideas for your next writing project.

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