My Reflection And Potength And Strengths As A Writer

As you embark on this journey of reading my works, I want you to feel free to reflect and ponder on every argument that is being made because in a way they all reflect who I am or who I would like to grow into as writer. I want you to feel the passion I had while writing, but also the growth because that is what is most important. Generally, I have learned that there is power in words and simplicity is key. Many of my works needed to be revised to state main points in fewer words. After reading other peoples’ works this became more and more clear. This goes hand and hand with my strengths and weaknesses as a writer because being concise and using unnecessary words are a weakness but my ability to use detail and description efficiently is one of my strengths. I think my ability to do so makes my works more interesting to read, but also the reader is able to visualize everything that I am describing. …show more content…
In the beginning, I simply just wrote out my entire college process, with no details at all. Then I went back through, narrowing in on specifics that I really wanted the reader to understand more clearly through detail and description. I rarely do pre-writing unless I want to make a point but am I afraid that I may forget it later if I do not jot it down. This has been my writing process for many of my papers. Construct a rough draft, add details and description, condense and revise, and then go to the Writing Center. Sometimes I have to repeat more than one step, but in the end I am generally content with the final