Become better at fast thinking.
An important part of my storytelling revolves around how good and how fast 20 points in a story can be made. The 20 points serve as the basis for 20 serials.
Of course, you can't just rush it rather, you have to make time for it and you have to envision the atmosphere of the story and what needs to happen to provide an accurate account of the story's ideals. That means you have to stay true to the meaning of the story itself and not copy or settle for less just because you see someone else doing something that is easier or more hipper. Whatever, the case, it is up to you if you follow the true vision of the story or drown it with faulty insights and visions. For example, you could start off wanting to tell a story about a mermaid, but then you get hung up on the fact of money due to the shots where the mermaid is naked or naked as a human and you completely forget the meaning of the story by having far too many sex scenes or nude scenes in the story. Not only have you lost the meaning, you have the control, and only so far can you actually go with such ideals before the story about a mermaid becomes a story about how the mermaid became a prostitute. Definitely this will hurt the potential length and purpose of the story itself. As you know, its not actually that always easy to get into telling a story, so basically if you get into a situation like this, you are basically dragging your toes. This same problem has happened to me in the past but if you really practice writing full meaningful stories and committing to follow through with your initial reasoning and purpose for the story( an not backing down when external issues/outside pressures incur) you will be able to form an argument that serves as the basis of your storytelling. Such an argument is like your wand in storytelling and protects you from bending your story into collapse.
This is why I will practice writing at last 20 points a day, so that will be about 100 points by the end of the week and about 400 + by the end of a full month. And you can practice to, by having the attitude, discipline and mindset of writing a story as if it where reality or even a historical account, or in other words a story that is control by your initial meaning of it. Of course, its great for the initial meaning to change but it should only be expanding on the previous meaning, not degrading that meaning.
Also, I am doing this so I can further protect my skill set from degrading after a long time of not writing anything that much except blog posts and updates, which really do not help to keep up the skill. Also, to not become one of those authors where the fans say they have lost their edge or what got them interested into the story.
The points are split into two parts for everything to be easier to be done.
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Of course, you can't just rush it rather, you have to make time for it and you have to envision the atmosphere of the story and what needs to happen to provide an accurate account of the story's ideals. That means you have to stay true to the meaning of the story itself and not copy or settle for less just because you see someone else doing something that is easier or more hipper. Whatever, the case, it is up to you if you follow the true vision of the story or drown it with faulty insights and visions. For example, you could start off wanting to tell a story about a mermaid, but then you get hung up on the fact of money due to the shots where the mermaid is naked or naked as a human and you completely forget the meaning of the story by having far too many sex scenes or nude scenes in the story. Not only have you lost the meaning, you have the control, and only so far can you actually go with such ideals before the story about a mermaid becomes a story about how the mermaid became a prostitute. Definitely this will hurt the potential length and purpose of the story itself. As you know, its not actually that always easy to get into telling a story, so basically if you get into a situation like this, you are basically dragging your toes. This same problem has happened to me in the past but if you really practice writing full meaningful stories and committing to follow through with your initial reasoning and purpose for the story( an not backing down when external issues/outside pressures incur) you will be able to form an argument that serves as the basis of your storytelling. Such an argument is like your wand in storytelling and protects you from bending your story into collapse.
This is why I will practice writing at last 20 points a day, so that will be about 100 points by the end of the week and about 400 + by the end of a full month. And you can practice to, by having the attitude, discipline and mindset of writing a story as if it where reality or even a historical account, or in other words a story that is control by your initial meaning of it. Of course, its great for the initial meaning to change but it should only be expanding on the previous meaning, not degrading that meaning.
Also, I am doing this so I can further protect my skill set from degrading after a long time of not writing anything that much except blog posts and updates, which really do not help to keep up the skill. Also, to not become one of those authors where the fans say they have lost their edge or what got them interested into the story.
The points are split into two parts for everything to be easier to be done.
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