Some thinking about writing

1. Writing Can Be Persuasive

If you can master the ability to persuade in print, you can create almost anything you want.  – Andy Drish, The Foundation

2. Writing Builds a Network

Your personal writing practice, assuming you are sharing what you are writing, can help you build a network and a following.  – Mike Ambassador Bruny, No More Reasonable Doubt 

3. It Demonstrates Expertise

Writing is a great form of self-reflection, but it is also a great way to build your brand, credibility and expertise. – Wendi Weiner, JD, NCRW, CPRW, CCTC, CCM, The Writing Guru

4. Writing Can Help You Build Credibility

If you write well, you can deliver your message effectively to people. – Dr. Cherry Collier,Personality Matters, INC.

5. Writing Positions You as an Expert and Builds a Following

Writing and publishing content consistently can be a great strategy for positioning yourself as a thought leader and building engagement with your target audience.  – Barbara Safani, Career Solvers

6. Writing Allows You to Be Your Own Thought Leader

Write for yourself as if you’re a thought leader — short pieces of maybe 750 words. – Michael Pollock, Pollock Spark

7. It Allows for Greater Reflection

Start by writing for your own reflection and learning. – Bill Gardner, Noetic Outcomes Consulting, LLC

8. Writing Clears Your Head

Just write three pages every morning in a journal. – Jo Ilfeld, Success Reboot

9. It Reminds You of Your Purpose and Values

Constantly reassessing your purpose and values is key to remaining vibrant as a leader. 

– Corey Blake, Round Table Companies

10. It Helps You Build Confidence

A daily writing practice is ideal, but any kind of regular practice is great.  – Cha Tekeli, Chalamode, Inc.

From Forbes Coaches Council