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Golden Rule to Find Your Core subject <\/strong><\/p>\n

When you decide to write, you must identify your core subject. This thought must be stressed because it is a golden rule. Spend time, as much as you are comfortable with, trying to determine what your core subject is and how you can develop it. If you want readers, your core subject must fill a need that your readers have.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

For most writers, your core subject will come out of what you are familiar with. For women, subjects that revolve around their lifestyle or profession are common. For men, those things that they do or have a passion for, like sports or hobbies are subject areas. Whatever you decide is your passion and core area to write about, that is where you need to start.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

We will talk about a few things you will need to do once you decide on an area. It will be a bucket list, that is it will not be all inclusive, but a place to start.<\/p>\n