Lately I have noticed I aim for about 300 words in general. That does not even seem all that much. If I consider I ramble a lot more than that just randomly during the day it almost seems like nothing.
Yet 300 words is a bloody lot to go around typing and on top of that try and maintain a single stream of thought. Although I don't subscribe too much to the whole stick to one stream and tend to try every ride.
So far this post is only 100 words and my mind is already yelling for me to get on with things.
I guess a simple solution is to write about generics, you know the type where you take a topic like "should children go to school." then you spew every nonsense little captain obvious point that comes to mind.
"Why yes Sir, children aught to be educated and whatnot. By golly."
Should they though? The problem with children is that there is potential so then we can agree that most should go to school but what is the correct age to send those who suck to the job they will be doing till death?
The real question is when does work experience become more important than education?
200 words.
Grammarly likes to yell at me for not adding ? marks after some stuff, but I don't ask questions I make statements which you can then ask yourself and get on with your life.
Maybe I have learnt to dislike writers asking people questions because it really is a cliche little habit they get into. It is similar to advice like speak up, seem more open on camera, don't poke babies in the face to see if they have other voice recordings.
"Oh look at me, I am such a thoughtful nitwit I ask my readers their opinion. Look LOOK."
This is the internet and you do not need to ask opinions or create some connection through shared experience.
People will tell you, so no grammarly I don't want to use question marks after questions, good day!