It is true: each one of us has an ideal writing voice. That
voice may not parallel your spoken voice, but it likely comes
very close to the way that you speak. Your personal writing
voice is something you will discover by undertaking a few
important exercises including the following: 1. Your passion:
write about it. What is the thing that you’re most passionate
about? Likely, you’re already covering that subject. If not,
begin to write about that topic. Take note of not only what you
say, but how you say it. Pay attention to subtle cues such as
words you use to describe something (adjectives) and other parts
of speech such as adverbs. People who have found their voice
tend to write properly as their enthusiasm helps to shape their
text. 2. Practice does lead to perfection. It can be difficult
to write without giving yourself a chance to warm up. Just as
you would advise an individual to do stretches before running,
you’ll want to write for several minutes to clear the cobwebs
from your head. Write freely and