Have A Unique Voice?
Do you know what distinguishes good writers from other writers? Well, good writers have a “unique voice”. You do not have to be known as the writer who can fit in the most buzzwords in a small piece of writing. Instead, you can grow by focusing on having a unique voice that resonates with your audience. In fact, Neil Gaiman also suggests you to start telling the stories which only you can tell. Don’t care about the better writers out there. Instead, focus on finding your unique voice and honing your skill. When working for a brand or company, show your unique voice and let the audience connect
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