ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When you read over something you’ve written, do you find yourself thinking some version of, “Oh no, this is awful!”?
Do you judge your writing harshly or criticize your abilities as a writer? Or maybe you just don’t know how to evaluate your writing and your skills objectively?
If so, this episode is for you.
You'll learn the difference between judging and evaluating your work along with a quick test you can use to see which one you're actually doing. We also talk about why this shift gives you more confidence and makes you a better writer.
As a free bonus for listeners, I'm also sharing the criteria I use with myself and my clients to evaluate our writing:
"6 Questions to Evaluate Your Writing Objectively," which you can download for FREE at www.theabundantwriter.com/evaluate.
These questions provide objective criteria to measure your writing with so you can make changes that actually move your work forward, and they work for any style or genre of writing: fiction or nonfiction.
And if you want to stop second-guessing yourself and show up consistently to the page, download your FREE Writer's Compass assessment at www.theabundantwriter.com/compass. This simple but powerful tool takes a clear, honest look at every part of your writing practice and shows you exactly what to focus on so you can build the confidence and consistency you dream of.
Connect with Kristina at www.theabundantwriter.com
