My approach to writing a paper is guided by six steps:

• I first go through the documents provided by the client. I then read through the instructions carefully. If clarification is required, I communicate this issue with support immediately. Once every detail is clear, I proceed to the next step.
• I create a detailed outline that includes an introduction, clear thesis, supporting body paragraphs, and a conclusion that ties everything together.
• I then use the subheadings in the outline to research and gather content.
• Once I have gathered content, I write the paper.
• After I am done, I go through it again to ensure it aligns with the instructions. I then proofread it.
• The final step is formatting the paper as per the initial requirements.

In the years I have worked as a freelance writer, I have identified customer instructions as the most important aspect to pay attention to during the work process.

I mostly rely on scholarly journals, periodicals, and official government data as sources of literature. If the instructions allow, I can also incorporate newspaper articles and other commercial websites.

My academic writing process is guided by three main principles:

• Originality: I strive to present my own ideas and cite all sources I use.
• Clarity: I express my ideas in a logical and easy to understand manner.
• Relevance: I make sure that all my ideas are relevant to the topic I am writing about.

Of the three, originality is the most important and I go to great lengths to ensure that the work I present to the client is unique.

Before starting any work, I often expect:

• Clear instructions
• Related course documents
• Formatting and wordage specifications

I have been an academic writer for eight years and have worked with clients from all over the world. Over the years, I have learned to be attentive to the needs of clients, accommodating to work adjustment requests, and punctual.