What is your point? What do you do if you don’t know? Why does it matter?
It is important for every writer to know their point because the writer is in charge of the reader’s experience. If the writer doesn’t know the point then the reader surely won’t. That means at best, a writer without a point will soon be a writer without a reader. At worst, a writer without a point can end up with a confused and perhaps even angry reader.
Making the point of your article or essay clear and apparent is how you capture the interest of your reader and it is how you keep the interest of your reader.
However knowing your point and making it clear and apparent are sometimes easier said than done. So what is a writer to do?
Finding your point is as easy as 1-2-3.
First, identify your topic. Simply make a note of the subject you plan to address. Narrow it down to one word or simple phrase. For example, you plan to write an article about potty training. That makes potty training your phrase.
Second, ask yourself a pertinent question about that topic. For example, how can you make potty training easy? Now turn that question into a...
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