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  • The secret to good writing isn't commas; it's simplicity | Girl Meets Business

    From the page: "I had a college professor say to me, â€oeIf itâ€s needless to say, then why did you say it?” Good point, huh? I still let â€oeneedless to say” sneak in sometimes simply because it feels right. If you like, go for it. But, in general, stick with Dr. C and delete it."

    Reviewed by randddom Nov 26 2008, 02:44pm ( 22 reviews ) • girlmeetsbusiness.com

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  • Rated by slytherinpriide on Oct 31, 1:31am

    Great tips for writing.

  • Rated by normanowens on Oct 12, 4:01pm

    I've heard professors who write books say that writing is always hard work and still is for them. There is nothing innate in the process of crystalizing ideas into immutable texts. Ideas start out so fuzzy and language, we're told, should be precise.

  • Rated by jiveturkey21 on Oct 03, 10:28pm

    excellent writing tip - I makes these mistakes frequently

  • Rated by marsadie on Sep 10, 10:18pm

    1. Look at every single word you write. 2. Ask yourself, "Does this word help get my point across?" 3. Take out useless words. 4. Read it all together. 5. Ask yourself, "So what?" at the end of each sentence. # Repeat as necessary."

  • Rated by DailyCashSaver on Aug 17, 5:40pm

    In School Being taught how to write is so hard because Schools make it seem as though the best way to write is to go out and Use Huge words and Commas all over the place. The best way to write is to be simple and not try to sound like a College Professor

  • Rated by marksdaly on Apr 07 2009, 5:14pm

    This is good advice. Read it.

  • Rated by nandunair on Feb 12 2009, 7:29pm

    keep it simple so that you can reach a wider audience as more people can understand what you are trying to say

  • Rated by onreact-com on Nov 26 2008, 2:49pm

    Basically I will utilize that.

  • Rated by randddom on Nov 26 2008, 2:44pm

    From the page: "I had a college professor say to me, â€oeIf itâ€s needless to say, then why did you say it?” Good point, huh? I still let â€oeneedless to say” sneak in sometimes simply because it feels right. If you like, go for it. But, in general, stick with Dr. C and delete it."