What if people find my writing offensive?
Posted by Corey Blake in Business Writing, Legacy Writing, Novels and Screenplays, Writing Advice on 10 31st, 2008 | no responses
If people find your writing offensive that is probably a good thing. If you’re not turning people off, you’re not turning people on. Think of your favorite actor or actress. I guarantee that as much as you adore them, there are plenty of people who cannot stand them! You have to put your authentic self out there to be judged, or no one will have ANY impression of you. Do not be bland. Do not try to appease everyone. Be true to yourself and your core demographic. The rest is out of your control.
Related posts:
- How to make a positive first impression when it comes to your writing
- How to help your writing help you.
- Why You Should Prioritize Your People Above the Product
- What advice would you give to someone wanting to make a career out of writing?
- What advice would you give to someone wanting to make a career out of writing? Part II
Leave a Reply
About Corey Blake
Corey’s writing and visionary work has been published in Writer Magazine, Script Magazine, and on StartUp Nation and has been featured on Fox News, NBC5, Sacramento and Co, Adelante (WGN Chicago), and in print such as Young Money, Hoy, La Raza, Hispanic Executive Quarterly, MovieMaker Magazine, Dance Magazine and Hollywood Screenwriter Magazine. He is the co-author of EDGE! A Leadership Story (finalist, National Best Books 2008 Awards) with Bea Fields and Eva Silva Travers, From the Barrio to the Board Room with Robert Renteria, Excalibur Reclaims Her King with Angelica Harris and The Family Business with Dr. Kay Vogt. He is also Chairman of the Dream of Writers of the Round Table Inc. Read More
