Could you expand on what you mean by this?
problem: you write down something, but it doesn't sound very good
solution: write a lot every day for a few years until it clicked
How is the problem solved by the solution you presented?
Could you expand on what you mean by this?
problem: you write down something, but it doesn't sound very good
solution: write a lot every day for a few years until it clicked
How is the problem solved by the solution you presented?
The solution is lots of practice.
Problem: I write some code, but it doesn't work very well.
Solution: Write a lot of code every day for a few years.
The implication is that you learn what kinds of things are good and bad through practical experience, rather than simply re-writing the same implementation/prose every day.
But to write a book would still require a lot of practice and trial and error and a serious committment. Which is likely where many others trip up as well.
You probably have to write a few bad books before writing a good one.