I don't usually blog, but I have been writing micro-blogs, which is somewhere around 350 words or more on Quora, here is what I can tell you: 1- Always having

I don't usually blog, but I have been writing micro-blogs, which is somewhere around 350 words or more on Quora, here is what I can tell you: 1- Always having to answer a question is important and here is why: The fact you answer a question, means that there are more unknown things relying behind this question that your audience don't know. 2- Try being exposing yourself to as much information as you can about! This might sound less intuitive, but it helps alot with building perspectives and being less biased. 3- Have an opinion and don't be afraid to actually back it up. I love it how PG goes badass by stating things that others can't really say outloud, but because he have all those awesomely explained examples he backs his arguments. 4- When you write, be open to critic, but don't change your style, because after you get to have this very different style that is nourished from different inspirations. 5- On that note, don't be afraid to write, I have no issue giving a speech in front of 500 people, but I was scared to post something I thought of. There i a self confidence that you build after a while when you practice writing. Like I mentioned before, picking inspiration is very important. My very first inspiration of writing about anything was Joseph Campbell's book: "The Hero with thousand faces" I still have horrible grammar mistakes, run on and verb tense issues, but it's okay you improve over time.