This is just how many "writers" make their revenue. Selling adspace and giving tips to lure people to become just like them. It's just a scam the advice here li

This is just how many "writers" make their revenue. Selling adspace and giving tips to lure people to become just like them. It's just a scam the advice here like in many other places is generic and copy and paste and if you aren't a writer who's part of the more private programs you won't notice the difference besides maybe some fundamental basics you can learn at the college level for 20-40k a year. Invitation to these programs are rare and with D&I programs which I was part of the likelihood of the average American joining this program unless their family was already associated with it in varying degrees is zero. Many of the people I learned from have stopped doing it simply because of this. And only talk about it on chance and opportunity, but not really you shouldn't expect a blind monk to guide you. It's a huge time sink that nobody will want to do for free. Which these programs were and are almost never offered. Realistically the only way to get better at writing is just pure luck in getting into the right groups of people and even then those groups don't really understand it either. Often they come up with meaningless phrases such as writer's block which don't really exist and are rather signs of burnout. But yeah, don't listen to people like this, they tend to use their backgrounds to make false claims using survivorship bias to back it up. Realistically all the best writers I met in my life have only actually sat down to write for maybe 2-3 hours at most at a time of which they aren't even writing for. Like anything writing is a skill which requires mastery that most people do not have the privilege or opportunity to learn. And even those with money and time can still never learn how it works.