Apera wrote:
Emails don't give me much trouble, but I almost never finish any novel ideas or school papers.
I always had trouble with papers until I learned the trick to getting really good grades:
1. Plagerize the best parts of the best research.
2. Re-word each plagerized part by as much as feasable without changing the person's main thesis and don't forget to footnote
3. Use a few connecting sentences between the different parts
4. Make a general conclusion trying to find some unification that leads to novelty
5. Go back and do 1 paragraph in this introduction discussing what you're going to talk about
For science/philosophy papers, this simple technique made me become a better essay writer than I was with multiple choice/calculation-type exams. Unfortunately, it didn't help with essay exams.