How to create a good ending (Tutorial)

How do I create the ending of a writing?
So, people ask themselves all the time, how do I create a good, memorable ending? If that is you, I think I have the perfect answer for you.

First of all, you have to get to the end of your writing and present excellent arguments, provide great themes, and expert analysis that ensure you that you have worked hard to achieve very good things. However, one final obstacle remains, blocking you from the getting your great writing finished--the dreaded conclusion. How is it possible to summarize what has taken pages and pages to create? It is possible to get a memorable ending, but only if you avoid the popular myths everyone has heard regarding how horrible and how hard it is to make the conclusion, and how to remind the reader of your work without repeating it.

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Ending ‘Styles’
It kind of all depends on what ‘style’ you are writing… argumentative, persuasive, narrative, speech, etc. A good principle to follow when making your conclusion is to briefly mention how the big, major arguments that you have presented and have proven the thesis you listed in your introduction.

That being said, if you are writing a story, or a narrative, and you are NOT trying to convince the reader of anything specific, then just make a good ending that sounds right to the story--close it down and leave the reader questioning what is going to happen next.

A good example ending to a story might be, “The population is slowly dying out, the world is at 2 million people now. The plague is coming, I can’t outrun it. This is my last entry in my diary. If anyone ever reads this, tell the world that geniuses are made from accidents. Tell them we share this world, we need to treat it well. Goodbye world, I’ll see you on someday if I make it out of here.”

Just a quick ending I whipped together so you understand my point.

...If you’ve made it this far though, I must say thank you. I know more than half of my readers leave about halfway through and I’m just so appreciative that you’ve made it to the end. So thank YOU for reading this.