Before I prepare to write an article, I look at the prompt. I then take a smoke break, so while I smoke I brainstorm ideas for what to write about. When I have an idea, I write them down one by one as I come up with ideas. Once I find the perfect place, I start looking at what I've been thinking about and what main ideas I can write about the most. Once I have decided what I want to write about, I begin to structure my article. When I see the best structural fit for my sub-ideas that lead to my main idea, I start writing. Then, when I'm finished, I revise it with another smoke break, which helps me see if I can expand on the ideas I already have. Otherwise, I just finish my paper knowing that it was an excellent, well-written paper that I put all my thought into and knowing that my professor is going to love my paper. When I prepare to write an article, I make sure my surroundings are clear and not one in sight. I prepare my pencils and eraser sharp, smooth and pointed. Where I choose to write has to be perfect, otherwise I won't focus on my article, which will prevent me from writing a good article.. ...