Prologue _ What if writing were practiced every day like exercise?

Chapter 1 Preparation _ Physical Examination and Orientation
Physical Examination - Measure Your Writing Age
OT 1st Period _ If you want to write well faster, adjust your daily routine
OT 2nd Period _ Q&A on Clearing Up Misunderstandings That Hinder Writing
OT 3rd Period _ Three Things Needed for a Strong Sentence
OT 4th period _ Do I dare to be a writer?
# Break Time _ Korean Dictionary, Don't Ignore It

Chapter 2: Beginner _ Building Basic Physical Strength
Day 1 - Open a cafe at home
Day 2 - Let's try desperately
Day 3 - Collect your writing materials regularly.
Day 4 - Don't write the first sentence at the beginning
Day 5 - Make a table of contents like chicken skewers
Day 6 - Don't make titles like this
Day 7 - Write a weekly newsletter with my name on it.
#BreakTime _ Creating a Writing Space Online

Chapter 3: Intermediate - Building Large Muscles by Body Part
Day 8 - Write down your own know-how in a listicle.
Day 9 - Random Writing
Day 10: Concrete Writing: Training for Empathetic Sentences
Day 11: Concrete Writing: The Secrets of Vivid Writing
Day 12: Writing Like You Speak: The Secret to Readable Writing: Short Sentences and Everyday Language
Day 13 - Writing Like You Speak: Try Writing a Reporter's Comment
Day 14 - Imaginative Writing: Practice Writing Unique Sentences
Day 15: Imaginative Writing: How to Boost Your Creativity
# Break time _ I didn't know meetings could be this useful

Chapter 4: Advanced _ Building Delicate Muscles
Day 16: Persuasive Writing: The Three Elements of Persuasion
Day 17: Persuasive Writing: Trying Out Various Persuasive Tools
Day 18 - Reduce the amount: If you've written everything, erase it now.
Day 19: Rewriting Step 1: Rewriting paragraphs to focus the writing
Day 20 - Rewriting Step 2: Rewriting Sentences for Concise and Accurate Expression
Day 21 - Fueling the Fire with Feedback
# Break Time _ What does writing have to do with exercise?

Chapter 5: Practice _ Using Strong Sentences
How to write an email with strong sentences
Promotional material written in card news
To get your proposal approved on the first try, remember this:
Writing a book review that's more interesting than the book itself
Publishing my book on Brunch

Epilogue _ If you keep writing, things will definitely change.

“Don’t hesitate to start any longer.”
Recommended for those who just want to write well
The World's Easiest Writing Practical Guide

We write every day.
An email to a business partner, a report written at school, a proposal for a presentation, a short movie review posted on social media, even a thoughtful note left in a group chat for work on your phone or a single sentence left under a friend's Instagram photo are all text.
When we write something, our concern is always the same.
'Ah, I want to be good at writing too.'
The author, who has worked as a broadcast writer for 13 years and now coaches people by looking at their own writing, says, “Just like going to the gym and getting personal training, writing can also change with training.”
Just like exercise, if you overcome the hassle and consistently follow the coach's guidance, your writing muscles will change and you will be able to write 'strong sentences' accordingly.
Just as exercise becomes more enjoyable thanks to subtle changes in your body that only you notice, even if others don't, your writing skills, which gradually change, will make you feel the 'fun of writing.'
The most important thing is to keep going once you start! For those who have vowed to "write something" but never got started, a writing coach will "grab you by the scruff of the neck" and lead you to improve your writing skills.
For those of you who think you've never written before.


"Your Sentences Will Change in 21 Days, 15 Minutes a Day"
Your creative muscles change without you noticing. Your sentences are constantly being refined.

Just 15 minutes a day for 21 days! That's all Coach Geulbap suggests.
Anytime is fine.
It can be the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning, or you can do it leisurely in the evening.
You can do it every day, or you can create a routine based on the day of the week.
Just don't stop halfway.
If you just follow the suggestions in “If I Could Write One Sentence Well, I Would Have Nothing to Wish For,” you will be able to write sentences that are clearly different from before.
The author suggests 21 missions to readers, starting with an orientation that will help them understand their vocabulary and sentence skills and strengthen their mindset, and then daily training methods necessary to write 'strong sentences.'
Build your writing skills by gathering ideas, writing the first sentence, and creating titles. Also, train your writing muscles by learning specific expressions, the secrets of readable writing, and the secrets of writing as if you were speaking.
Afterwards, we will help you finish your writing by looking at details such as things to keep in mind when writing a persuasive essay and how to edit sentences and paragraphs.
And in every training session, we provide the most important '15-minute PT' so that readers can try out for themselves what they learned that day.

If you are satisfied with the results of today's training, you can move on to the next step tomorrow. If you feel it is not enough, you can repeat it for one more day.
Just as you can succeed at any difficult yoga pose if you repeat it over and over again, if you keep at it, you will find yourself writing sentences with ease.


“I trained hard, so I should put it to good use.”
From everyday sentence writing tips to the challenge of becoming a Brunch writer.
Detailed, practical training tailored to your daily life

Anyone who exercises to some extent will definitely want to get an InBody measurement.
I want to see the results of my efforts with my own eyes.
The same goes for writing.
After training hard for 21 days, you should check how much your sentences have changed.
This is an attempt to write a text that is frequently used in daily life based on the author's help.

It simulates writing an email at work and teaches you everything from tips for writing subject lines to how to reduce common mistakes in emails.
In the mobile era, we teach people how to create their own card news, which is often used as a promotional tool, and how to write neat sentences that fit the purpose. We also share methods for conveying one's impressions to others in a way that is more interesting than the book itself after reading it.
And finally, I encourage you to challenge yourself to become a brunch writer.
Because the ultimate mission of this book is to write consistently.
As you continue to write, your writing muscles will become stronger and you will be able to write stronger sentences.
The small change that only I knew about now only needs to be transformed into a wonderful result that others will recognize.