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Your Writing is Worth Paying For

Here’s why you’re worth it

Jordan Fraser
5 min readAug 30, 2019
Photo by Melissa Walker Horn on Unsplash

Whenever I write in any capacity, I have several motivators on my mind.

These motivators switch around in priority order depending on who or what I’m writing for.

Creative outlet

As someone who use to perform for a living, I’ve grown use to a certain level of creative expression in my everyday life.
Since that outlet has been taken away after pivoting my career, I’ve needed a new outlet.
Writing has always been a go-to for me, so outworking my creative juices is definitely a motivator that keeps me going.

Improving myself

I always hope that everything I write is improving on what’s gone before it. I never want to be standing still, and will do whatever I can to constantly learn and improve.

My motivation for reading is also often to improve my writing.
What better method could there be for improving a skill than witnessing the same skills being demonstrated by the greats?

I got something to say

Some of what I write comes from the heart, but not all of it.
Sometimes I want to give advice from my life and professional experiences.

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Jordan Fraser
Jordan Fraser

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