About the class

7 writing books, 2,000 hours of lectures, 10,000 proofreading

I'd like to share the writing know-how I've built up over 20 years. Learn the entire writing process step by step, starting with coming up with an idea, choosing words, connecting words to write a sentence, and creating a paragraph. Learn how to find writing and take notes in the “Basic Edition”, practice sentence skills in the “Advanced Edition”, and practice writing actual sentences and paragraphs in the “Applied Edition”.

Course effect

• Once you learn the basic principles, writing, which you were even afraid of, becomes an easy job in the world.
• Once you learn the 'pair concept', every idea meeting becomes fun.
• After enough practice of “writing one sentence,” I feel confident in every presentation.
• Writing greetings, congratulations, and thank-you messages becomes fun.
• You can't be a novelist, but you can be a very good writer.

Recommended target

• People whose head feels tired and comes out of a sigh when they think only of “writing”
• People who have no idea what is wrong and what is lacking in the document they have written
• People who don't know what kind of writing is good and what kind of writing is bad
• People who want to be recognized as well-written employees at work
• A person who wants to be remembered by family and friends as someone who writes letters

Three reasons why this class is special

❶ You can now forget the writing advice to read a lot and write a lot.

Always start with what's easy. While imagining things like that, reading less and writing less is a better way to develop writing skills. You think you need a detailed, tight outline? I wonder if that's the case. I made an overview to make a rough outline in the first place, but why did you make a complicated overview. Start with the easiest one. Hold on to the thought that comes to mind and think about it later. Hold on to words that come to mind and think of related words. Writing isn't done with a pen or computer; it's about thinking. Instead of sitting at a desk, use it while lying down now.

❷ Please remember three or three times when writing.

The three principles of writing established by Aristotle are: Logos (sufficient evidence), pathos (keeping the reader's eyes high), and ethos (putting what you claim into practice). These are three important principles that don't change over time. In other words, if you express “more clearly,” “prettier,” and “take the lead,” you can write a good article.

All writing is based on past facts, under current conditions, and predicting the future. If you write 3 parts of the past, present, and future, one sentence at a time, it becomes a natural paragraph. It's the same whether it's an official document or a greeting letter. In other words, the introduction/essay/conclusion is a “preview conclusion,” “detailed conclusion,” and “re-emphasized conclusion.” Write your conclusion 3 times. Then it becomes a very convincing article. Learn more about writing in class!

❸ Your small actions are the best writing style.

There is no single right answer to good writing. Writing is a written expression of our lives, so there are as many types of good writing as there are types of good lives and good lives. After you study this course with me, you'll definitely turn into someone who does small, trivial things. Sentence writing practice is practice, and practice is the best way to write. Sometimes I feel like I want to have a better day and a better life in order to write better. Then it was done. Writing protects our lives, and our lives will take care of writing.