Favourite/Least favourite projects for writers?

What is your educational background, and what kinds of essays are your favourite to write outside of your discipline? How about your least favourite? What was the most interesting you've ever written?

Sorry, but I'm intensely curious and in awe of the Renaissance men and women who proclaim to have pumped out thousands of essays across dozens of fields of study; I have no doubt that you're all fantastic at trivia.

Almost makes me want to have a crack at it...

I've forgotten more than I've learned.

When it's on Google or Bing, there's no problem for a seasoned freelance writer to tackle the challenge and successfully complete the job. Maybe except for highly specialized assignments requiring stats/math calculations or physical/chemical/financial analyses etc.

A Writer's Self-Reflection

I believe words are powerful. They have the ability to sway opinion, influence emotion, and convert perception. Individuals can use words to manipulate, persuade, and inspire, whether for good or evil. I am the type of person who basically means what I say, and I cannot stand those who say things they do not mean. Unfulfilled promises treat spoken words as if they are meaningless trash; and this is something I cannot condone.

Why do I feel so strongly about words? Because many do not realize words are powerful, influential weapons. I learned to see the beauty, power, and threat behind words many years ago in high school, and I became an English professor after college. My love for words is as strong as my love for education. After my first graduate degree, as a professor, I have become a lifelong learner. I have continued to earn degrees, as I have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, and using words to learn more, to write more, and to become more educated has become the main focus of my life. I now have a Master's in English, History, and Psychology. I am almost done with an MS in CJ. I am also in possession of a doctorate in Educational Technology and am a dissertation away from a second doctorate in Psychology.

I am an excellent research writer not only because of all of the experience I have as a student, the fact I have published academic articles and books, and the fact I have taught people how to be research writers, but also because of my profound love and respect for how words can influence others and for how powerful words can be. I know it is rare to have a professor with so many degrees, but I feel it is rarer still to find a person that respects words. The last large research paper I wrote this past term earned an A-plus grade and is being submitted for publication. I only have the ability to write essays so well because I have a strong grasp of how important and meaningful words can be.

Due to the fast-paced nature of modern life, many individuals overlook the importance of the words they use to communicate. Many forget that words, when not used appropriately or not expressed in a certain way, can devastate the emotions of others. Furthermore, using words incorrectly can impact not only one's personal relationships but also one's work experiences. A person's effective communication skills are significant indicators of success or failure in almost all aspects of life.

Therefore, I feel my respect for words and my love of writing would be an excellent resource for your team. My education and teaching skills, as well as my published writing, certainly help me attain my current writing goals, but all of those successes stem from my profound respect for the power of words. I wish to share this with you in order to use my writing skills within this research community.

I have a BA in English, and masters degrees in several related disciplines including English History and Literature. I would have to say that my favorite and most interesting essays to write, that are not related to my discipline are the college and masters degree application essays along with scholarship applications.

The reasons that I enjoy developing these essays are really simple. I enjoy working closely with my clients in the development of their application essays. I have a keen interest in getting to know the person behind the standard information form that is submitted to me because, through our interaction, I manage to get to know the client better in a manner that the form does not account for. Adding those little personal insights and touches to the essays I create for them always results in a happier client and more interesting paper. The client more often than not gets into the school of his choice (along with scholarship offers), or at least, gets to the last round of his scholarship application interviews. Each time I have a successful student who comes back to thank me, I feel that it makes what is sometimes a difficult and thankless job worth all the problems and difficulties that the other clients pose.

My least favorite essays to write are those that require me to actually go to museums, attend events / seminars, or watch concerts. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy these culture related tasks to a certain extent. There are times though when the client does not pay for the tickets to attend the special events that the paper requires. I end up paying out of pocket and making just enough money on the order to cover expenses and a little income. I do the work just the same because I am always striving to gain repeat client business and if they are happy with this arrangement, provided the cost of the ticket is not too high, I don't have any problem accommodating such requests. I am not happy, but if the client comes back to me, then it is somewhat worth it.

I never enjoyed having to write scientific papers that required me to perform experiments for the student. I found that I could never price the project properly due to the repeated experimentation involved and, that the client would always be so nervous that I would mess up the experiment, he would hound me one experiment day with phone calls and requests for video chats just to watch me do the experiment. Geez! If you don't trust your writer, then do it yourself ! As for my favorite, I would have to say that would have to be analyzing foreign films. The opportunity to watch the old classics from foreign countries, the chance to be exposed to a different style of film-making, everything related to such movie reviews gave me a new world to discover and a renewed point of view about the world I live in.

I avoid writing STEM papers as if these subjects were carriers of the plague. I do not enjoy any writing that requires me to do computations or need to fulfill experiments just to complete the paper. I was never interested in STEM when I was in grade school which is why I avoided it as much as possible in high school, and took a college major that had the least possible math and science requirements as basic or common college classes. If you are not interested in the field, there is no way you will be able to perform well in that class.

Anybody who's been writing essays for a living for a decade or two has written thousands of essays, and almost always in dozens of different academic areas, notwithstanding both the genuinely uninformed and the disingenuously malicious previous announcements from some posters that it isn't possible to do so very well. The same goes for the notion that there are any full time professional academic writers who write projects only in the same specific academic areas as their own degrees, because that just doesn't exist. None of that means that we necessarily know a lot about the subject of every essay that we're able to write at a high level before we start working on it. We obviously rely on high-quality resources available online and/or on the source material provided by our clients. I don't even write essays in my own degree areas without using source material.To my knowledge, nobody here has ever "proclaimed" to have written thousands of essays in dozens of academic areas purely from his own personal knowledge.