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My name is Usama. Now I am studying Mbbs I completed my FSC with good mark. I am a good writer for anything I will write any which you want because writing is my hobby . You give chance I will prove my self because I need money so I do my best for you.I’m a great writer. Writing is something that comes naturally to me. I don’t even have to think about it most of the time. Being able to communicate through writing is important with any career, especially management. Every single writer I know, from the bloggers to the best-selling authors, at some point in their career have had this exact same question creep up. Usually, it’s in the middle of the night or the middle of the day or the middle of a first draft. Am I a good writer? When new writers have this fear, they often let it stop them from getting started and they never create anything or if they do, they don’t dare share it with the world. When seasoned writers have this fear, it keeps them from breaking out of their genre or their niche, it keeps them from evolving as an artist. The first time I meet my students, I ask them to tell me exactly what has been holding them back. of them say the same thing: “I just don’t know if I’m any good.” The other , in case you’re wondering, tell me that they’re afraid of what their families are going to think about their essays — but that’s a whole other article. So, these writers of mine, they come in and they say, “I just don’t know if I’m any good,” and I ask them to tell me how they can tell whether or not they’re a good writer. Are You a Good Writer? Here are five ways to know for sure. Image Created by Jessica Ciencin Henriquez Every single writer I know, from the bloggers to the best-selling authors, at some point in their career have had this exact same question creep up. Usually, it’s in the middle of the night or the middle of the day or the middle of a first draft. Am I a good writer? When new writers have this fear, they often let it stop them from getting started and they never create anything or if they do, they don’t dare share it with the world. When seasoned writers have this fear, it keeps them from breaking out of their genre or their niche, it keeps them from evolving as an artist. The first time I meet my students, I ask them to tell me exactly what has been holding them back.of them say the same thing: “I just don’t know if I’m any good.” The other 1%, in case you’re wondering, tell me that they’re afraid of what their families are going to think about their essays — but that’s a whole other article. So, these writers of mine, they come in and they say, “I just don’t know if I’m any good,” and I ask them to tell me how they can tell whether or not they’re a good writer. They always say the same things: “If someone pays me to write, then I’m a good writer.” “If someone publishes my work and it is widely read, then I’m a good writer.” “If someone tells me that I am a good writer, then I must be a good writer.” The biggest problem with these answers is that they are outsourcing the job of deciding their worth. They’re asking someone else to confirm that they’re good. That doesn’t end well. Because what if one day you realize you’re getting paid but it isn’t very much compared to someone else. Does that mean you’re not a good writer? What if you write something and no one reads it or shares it and it disappears into the cloud of cat videos and political debates? Does that mean you’re not a good writer? What if someone in the comments section is having a bad day and they decide to take it out on you by detailing all of the ways you are a terrible writer and a terrible human and how dare you to waste your time and theirs? Does that mean you’re not a good writer? You have to be the one to decide that you are a good writer and I’m going to tell you how you can know for sure if that’s true. I’m going to tell you what I wish someone had told me before I spent a lot of money on an MFA, before I spent many nights up late reading and re-reading the comments section, before I traded in my great ideas for safe ideas, before I spent years of my life allowing my own fears to dictate the kind of writer I could be and the kind of career I could have. I’m going to tell you the five ways you can know for sure whether or not you’re a good writer. How did I come up with these? Great question, I’m glad you asked. In a super unofficial study, conducted by me, I read books (give or take a few) and I found that of successful writers had these things in common. I’m talking about Dostoyevsky, Philip Roth, E.B. White, Richard Wright, Zadie Smith, Roxane Gay, Cheryl Strayed, Malcolm.