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No one is born an expert in anything, much less in the art of writing, but it is not out of reach for anyone! In fact, learning about it is fun and there are many experts eager to give us advice on how to achieve success based on their experiences and who invite us to learn their writing techniques in order to gain strength to find our own style.

On the other hand, writing is perhaps the form of communication that has the most variables and forms of presentation, and is often determined by the demands of the times and the media; and no two forms of writing are the same.



By eras I mean that, throughout time, there were predominant media such as: newspapers, which are fantuan data still important, letters, billboards, magazines, flyers and even the Internet. And, although all those I mentioned still exist, there were times when some were stronger than others.

Continuing with the reflection, in the part where you mentioned that no one writes the same way, I want to say that each of these media has a style and a demand. Writing a letter is not the same as writing an advertisement in the newspaper. Just as writing an article in a magazine is not the same as writing one for the Internet, do you agree?

So it's not enough to just practice daily to learn how to write, it's also essential to understand the medium through which you want to communicate in order to meet its demands and for your writing to be truly appreciated. There are references for each of the media, you just have to look for them and start applying!