Guide of Tips and Tricks for Making Quotes
Created by Jacobg627
Dedicated to all who wish to be wise ones and current wise ones

This quote book can be used by all who want to make better quotes. It is filled with tips I use to create wise quotes. This shouldn't be limited to "wise," quotes, for these quotes apply to almost any type of quote.

Tip 1: Think of Something That connects to a Life Virtue
This means to think of something you enjoy in life and make a quote related to it. You could compare to concepts in life, such as patience, or real things you enjoy, like reading (for me, that is).

Tip 2: Think of Something that is Related to Your Life
This makes your quotes so much more meaningful. If you know what you are making a quote about from experience, it will be more realistic, too. I use this one for some of my quotes, but not all of them.

Tip 3: Make Your Quote Provoke a Specific Emotion
Shall it be happiness, sadness, anger, excitement, and so on, your quote should provoke a specific emotion. This means that if you wrote your quote with the intent on inspiring people, make sure it inspires people! You can try this by reading it to yourself, and seeing how you feel by the end. This one is essential for any quote, wise or not. You can do this by adding a certain keyword that stands out.

Tip 4: Don't Write Quotes With the Intent of Being Wise
This is important. You shouldn't write them with the intent of being wise because then they would come out as simple or non meaningful. Nobody should take offense to this, but "wise," quotes usually don't express emotion.

Tip 5: Get Inspired
When writing a wise quote, you should be inspired. If you're not inspired by anything, go outside and observe. No matter where you live or who you are, you will find something. Then you can write a quote about it.

Tip 6: Don't Use Too Many Long Words
Don't use too many big and complicated words. Smart quote writers know that short, easy to say words are usually how people speak. You don't want to write a quote with a word that doesn't roll off the tongue. Don't use deranged if you can use crazy.

Tip 7: Read Your Quotes Aloud
This is more of a rule than a tip. You can see if there are any sentences that don't flow together and if it meant what you intended it to mean.

Conclusion
Thank you for reading, I hope you learned something new about quote writing. Please like and reply to this.