Hello, good morning everybody. Today is Saturday. I hope you're having a great weekend. Today's topic is editing is not as easy as writing and the subtopic is experience teachers and this article was published in the short form which is a sub-publication of medium publications and you have to write the article under 150 words and then that 150 words also it includes title, subtitle, links and any other what is it any other accolades that you want to mention about other writers.
Everything is counter in that so you have to be very careful in maintaining those that word limit. Okay, let's go for it now. Okay, I want to appreciate and apply. Appreciate whom and why?
Thanks, Lipika. She's one of one of the best writers I would say for the article below. I have given the link to the article. I cannot say much about the article because I have to keep under 150 words.
Okay, so I said I must read for powerful actionable steps. Apply what? Tip number one, nitpicking exercise. After choosing to apply it to the same story, I'm wondering why Lipika did not capitalize the first letter of bullet points, the grammar.
Editing someone else's work is tougher than editing mine. Basically anything. Yes, it's very difficult and if you're an editor, you will understand what I mean. Tip number three, honey, I shrunk the thing.
I have shrunk my child like, oh my God, I want to apply all the tips right away to one story under 150 words. Final words must read her article to understand mine, especially the bracket words. So the article is titled, sorry, 15 minute exercises that can make you writing go from math to R. Now guys, I've recorded this as a podcast because I've created a system where I don't need to think about a content creation strategy for podcast because I'm doing three things at a time.
I'm creating a podcast episode. I'm writing an article and also recently I've ventured into creating YouTube shots. So now you can imagine and also I want to do it all by myself. So it's a little difficult, probably when you listen to this episode, you might think, what is she talking about?
So you, my dear, lovely listener, this is the worst surprise for you. Go ahead and read the article, which I am providing in the description box. With that said, the blurb, please subscribe and support. I have given my link to the podcast and I want to say you have a fantastic time, fantastic day ahead and I'm going to stop the recording.
Take care. Bye bye.