After writing several thousand blog posts and articles, I?ve learned something about writing: It?s not just what I write that?s important; it?s also what I don?t write.
There are some things you should simply not write. I?m not referring to well-placed curse words or salacious stories. There?s a time and place for everything -- except the following five awful writing habits.
If you?re guilty of one or more of the following, take this as a warning. It?s time to improve your writing by eliminating them once and for all.
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