What’s Your Writer’s Voice?

Discover the Fastest Way to Describe Your Voice As a Writer

Clifford Jones - The Art of Human Transformation

3 min readMay 6

If someone asks you, “What’s your voice as a writer?” what would you say?

The best writers love to write. Some of us learn that we were born to write sooner than others. As one born to write, I never knew how to describe my voice as a writer beyond, “I write as a speak., and probably too much.”

The Fastest Way to Describe Your Writer’s Voice

Recently, I wondered how ChatGPT would describe my voice. Because my Medium articles push through to my blog, I gave ChatGPT my URL: https://www.cliffordjones.com.

Here’s what it said about my writing style:

Based on a review of your blog articles, it appears that you have a clear and concise writing style. Your writing is easy to read and understand, with a straightforward approach that gets your point across effectively.
Your articles tend to be informative and educational, with a focus on providing practical tips and advice to your readers. You often draw on personal experiences and anecdotes to illustrate your points, which adds a relatable and human touch to your writing.
Your voice as a writer is authoritative and confident, but not overbearing. You convey your expertise on the topics you write about without coming across as arrogant or condescending. Instead, you come across as someone who genuinely wants to help your readers succeed.
Your writing style is also engaging and lively, with a touch of humor and wit. You use language in a creative way to keep your readers interested and entertained, while still delivering valuable information.
Overall, your writing voice is personable, knowledgeable, and engaging. It is a voice that is well-suited to educating and informing readers on a wide range of topics, and it is likely to be appreciated by a broad audience.

I loved the response. But because Imposter Syndrome sucks, I asked, “How do I know you’re not blowing smoke about my writing style?”