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Hi there and welcome to this video.
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This is an introduction to creative writing, which is going to be a skill that you will be using for
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blogging and ad writing and copy writing and whatever writing job you will have in the future.
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This will maybe even help you with emails and everything else as well.
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Now, in this video, specifically because it's just an introduction, I want to go deeper into specific
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software that you need to use as you go through this.
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Any person that enters my company uses this software as a must, as well as some tips on how the tone
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and formality of your writing needs to be in order to be highly converting and successful.
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So with that being said, let's just jump straight into it.
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Now, the first thing you need to be aware of is the tone of which you are going to be writing in.
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Now, in my past, I've done everything from studying law to business to eventually going into social
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media and getting millions of views on some of the social media.
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And this is what I've learned.
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You always want to talk to somebody as if you are in a bar sitting across from each other and you hear
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the person talking about something with the barkeeper, and you just overhear and seem to be able to
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help this person such as you over here, this person, you just tap on the shoulder and say, hey,
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don't mind me disturbing, but I've heard that you do this.
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So when you're starting your intro for a blog, for an ad or anything, just imagine that person next
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to you at the bar and you're just trying to kind of politely interrupt and just start a genuine conversation
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where you can help, because that's a genuine value.
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Looks like this advice came from my mentor and it has been one of the most valuable advice I've ever
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gotten.
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It right away establishes a friendly type of tone, makes you really likeable and takes a lot of mental
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triggers.
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In the beginning, when I just graduated, I used to write very formal coming from my law degree.
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I thought that you had to address people a certain way and write.
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Very complicated issue with that is that a lot of people are very busy.
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The more formal you write, the more complicated it is to read it and the longer it takes to read it.
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So when people are busy, they're just going to dismiss your email for a later date when they actually
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have time.
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So if at any point you will be approaching senior executive, you want to make sure to keep it not formal
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just because they will be able to read the emails faster.
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Of course, you're not their best friend, but at the same time you're also not their lawyer.
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So don't start writing like one.
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Now, that is all about the tone, but the most important part coming now is how you write.
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A lot of people tend to write fast.
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They write through their iPads or their phone or anything that allows spelling mistakes.
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So the number one app you're going to be installing is called grammar.
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Grammar is free and it will check all of your grammar making sure that everything you write does not
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have any spelling mistakes.
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That one is a pretty obvious one.
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If you don't have that installed yet, that is your number one.
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Go to you want it as an extension, you want it on all your Google Docs, Google spreadsheets.
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And if you can, even on your desktop grammar even has an app so that you can install a keyboard on
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your iPhone or Android to make sure that ID correct you there on your phone.
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The second app, however, is going to be more important and that one is a little bit less known.
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It's called Hemingway App.
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Hemingway app is all about making sure that your writing is very approachable and clear.
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When you type in your text in there, it will show all the sentences that are hard to read and give
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you suggestions on how to improve them.
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It will also teach you how to write words in a different way.
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A thesaurus is going to be, of course, a great help as you learn to switch away from formality to
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non formal writing.
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Heavyweight app has become one of the most essential tools we're using in my company.
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And I highly, highly suggest you to have Dad as your number one page as you go throughout your career.
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The goal within Hemmingway app is to get your text under grade five.
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Everything above that will be too complicated.
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Again, the message is if you want a high converting email, you want quick responses or you want to
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make sure you don't end up in any waiting list, then make sure to keep your reading level under grade
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five.
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The more complicated you go, the more obstacles you will face.
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So that's my biggest advice.
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Hope you enjoy it and I'll see you in the next videos or we will go step by step on how you actually
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write and structure and do everything regarding writing and thinking of concepts and everything in between.
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I hope you like this video and I'll see you in the next one.
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