Then when you start to write the process it takes to follow that career path, your reader would already understand the direction the article is going to follow. If your article will happen to have a particularly philosophical point of view, then you can pose questions in your introduction leading the way to the remainder of the article. Suppose you want to explain how people should strive to get along in their relationships by focusing on their own internal issues first. You could give your reader something to ponder while they read the rest of your writing. Maybe they could be thinking about all the ways they react to any given situation and how that might be related to something in their past.
Quotations can also be a fine way to start out an article.
Either one from a philosopher or famous person or a quotation gained from a person interviewed for the article. No matter which you choose it can be a powerful way to approach your writing. Write one that will catch the attention of the reader. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site. PageWise hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to this information, and user agrees that all such use is at its own risk.