Five good reasons to write
How many good reasons, professional helpers can find to write in educational, social, and organizational fields?
Let’s start with five, afterwards, we will see…
- Think/elaborate ideas. First, writing is a productive way to thinks about the complexity we have to face in our work. Through the process of composing, we force ourselves to articulate and elaborate events, thoughts, ideas, trying to construct a personal map of conceptual constructs.
- Prearrange repertoires. Second, spending time to prepare posts or contributes helps to get ready to intervene in different situations of consultancy. From texts, it is easier to take basic blocks to compose documents or slides.
- Share learnings. Third, Keeping informed the professional network whose we are part, is fruitful nourishment for our networks of practice. As long as we document our paths of research, we foster available content.
- Make issues visible. Fourth, publishing refined content has a double effect: immerse new reflections in the public discussion and legitimize issues to be considered relevant.
- Feel confident. Fifth, writing has a favorable reverse effect (to me at least): indeed if you bring to the professional debates valuable contents you can recognize in which areas you have some levels of expertise.
Five reasons from which we can take advantage to be more effective and to carry on our research for practical tools and responsive professional skills.
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