bruggemanlilly
About Me:
The topic felt repetitive. The research drained me. My drafts sounded like cold, robotic manuals. Then I realized something: readers don’t care about facts alone—they care about stories that make those facts matter.
Here’s how I changed my approach.
Curiosity Over Perfection
I stopped obsessing over flawless first drafts. Instead, I wrote like I was explaining auto transport risks to a friend over coffee.
Example: Instead of “Open-air carriers expose vehicles to weather,” I wrote, “Imagine your car on an open trailer during a hailstorm. Now let’s talk about how to prevent that.”
