I realized that my other series, "Second Life as the Sister of a Goddess," is doing rather well and frequently receiving complements for being well written. This got me thinking a little about my journey toward improving my writing skills, especially since a lot of the people I knew in real life started asking about how to improve their own writing in order to write like me. This is when I came to the realization that almost every single thing I have been doing with my life for the past 8 years has contributed toward improving my writing to such an extent that it might as well have all been part of some kind of writer's training regiment.

I was somewhat surprised by this realization at first, but now that I have processed that a bit I think it would only be fair that I share my methods for writing improvement. The first chapter is my training method, the base level stuff that any writer should be working into their daily life. None of this is really a quick-fix tip, it is stuff that is going to take you years to implement but the long road is going to be worth it. I plan to post chapters to follow after this one, these will be far more along the lines of quick tips to think about and will be nowhere near as central and far more of a "take it or leave it" sort of thing.

(Also, don't mind the genre tag. A genre tag was required to post this. I chose "Psychological" because 1. It teaches you stuff. That's psychology, right? (no, not really.) 2. Learning psychology is actually one of the tips in the 1st chapter.)