I'm NOT a native English speaker.
Yet, in the last 2 months alone, I made over $10,000 writing in English.
This is the tech stack (5+1 tools) that helped me get there:
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- Corrects grammar errors
- Makes edit suggestions
- Helps me differentiate between "in" and "on" 😅
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- Highlights complex sentences
- "Grades" your writing. The lower it is, the simpler to understand
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- Cleanest writing experience
- Syncs work between platforms
- Plus It's an all-in-one tool
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5/ Twitter
- Forces you to simplify your writing
- Learn from to top writers in different industries
- Great to quickly test ideas against "the market"
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Bonus: Winging it podcast
The is our side project ( + me)
Neither of us is a native speaker, but one of the main reasons to start the podcast was to improve our English
Public speaking forces us to improve our communication skills
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In terms of making a career in writing, being a non-native speaker might seem a disadvantage.
But I believe it's an advantage. Your writing will be simpler by default.
That's a big plus in today's fast-paced content era.
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You'll make mistakes.
You'll "kick the dictionary" as we say in Spain.
That's fine. Nobody will bat an eye next time you mix "in" and "on".
So get out there and start writing. It's the only way to get better.
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