How To Write About Almost Anything

You know, I've been working on my next project that has to do with niches
and writing some articles on things that, quite honestly, I've never written
about before and noticed how easily the writing was coming.

I then sat down and thought to myself, "Why is this so easy?"

And then it hit me.

You know how you can write about anything?

It's called living life.

I realize that if you're 18 years old you probably haven't lived much life yet
and it could be a little harder for you to come up with things to write about.

And even at that...some 18 year olds have probably done more in their
lives than I'll ever do.

Point is, by simply exposing yourself to the outside world, unless you're as
oblivious as they come, you can't help but to learn. Every single day I
learn. And when I tackle new niches, especially those that involve living,
I realize that I'm able to write about them simply because of what I've
lived through in 51 plus years.

Am I an expert in everything? Of course not. But there is nothing wrong
with writing an article based on your own personal experience with a
particular subject. A simple, "I've discovered, from my own experience,
that..." and then go on to tell the reader about your experience. It's then
up to them to decide if it's valid or not.

As long as you don't make any promises, guarantees, or anything of that
nature, nothing wrong with sharing what you've learned. Just be responsible
about it.

I'll usually say something like, "I don't know if this is going to work for you
or not, but I've found that it does work for me. Why not give it a try and
see how it goes?"

If you write with honesty and sincerity, there is no reason why you
shouldn't be able to write about just about anything, unless of course it's
quantum physics and you can just about understand how water turns into
ice. I mean yeah, we all have our limitations. But when it comes to life
stuff...just go out and live.

You'll be amazed what you're able to write about.