Dear Professional,

How's your day? 

Did you finish that letter and email your boss asked you to send? You've been thinking about it since it was assigned to you. The number of drafts shows your attempts to write those two. 

You've been trying your best. You even looked for an old email and letter to serve as your guide since a template was not available. But you still couldn't finish.

Oh, by the way, have you started the memo that you need to route after the board meeting? Your director needs it in three days, right? 

The last time you drafted one, your superior totally edited it. It was overhauled! Nothing from what you have written was retained.

You know little about business writing, yet you're giving it a shot because your job demands you to write.

You feel lost.

You didn't have proper training because your department expects you to learn it yourself.  

Now, you visit your good comrade – Google search. Looking for a sample that you can mimic to accomplish your workload. 

What do you do for work?

Maybe, you're a secretary in a government agency. Memos and letter writing are what you eat for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. You feel inadequate because you used to be an Accountant - numbers are your friends. Words are merely your acquaintance. 

Or maybe, you're a Mass Communications graduate. Business Writing was the least priority back then. You had productions and internships; those were the main thing. 

You knew how to write letters for solicitation and requests for permission. However, it was in a freestyle format. The guidelines for workplace communication are different.

Now that you're in your new job, your outputs return to you with red-ink on it, pointing out the corrections that you need to do.

I totally understand what you feel. 

Have you ever wondered how it would be to write emails and letters on your own without copying from a default template?

Do you want to write a Rockstar memo that would surely pass your superior's keen eye to details? 

Tired of spending time on revisions that you could have spent more productively?

Let me introduce you to Writing Hacks Academy's signature course, Business Writing Pro.