Wannabe authors, are full of excuses as to why they aren't writing yet. Many of these excuses can be changed to active statements with a mere switch in attitude and perspective.
How many multiplication have you read an clause, and said to yourself, "I could have written this." Well, why don't you?
It took me a years to discover that my passion in life was writing. Even though, as a teenager, I filled a whole blank book with poetry, which I wrote spell trying to recover from the "first love's" broken heart type of feelings.
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It wasn't until I made it a habit to start writing in my journal every morning, that I found out just how easy it was to get the writing juices flowing. Below is a list of some common excuses author wannabe's pull off not writing. You will find suggestions on with each excuse on how to counteract those excuses and move forward to success.
1. EXCUSE #1 I don't know where to start, or what to write about.
---Just get up each morning few proceedings earlier than the rest of the household, and start writing in a journal. Write about anything and everything that pops into your mind. Try to write at to the worst degree 3 or 4 pages. Devote at to the worst degree 10 proceedings each morning to this ritual.
Do it with a pen and notebook, rather than the computer. There is a physical connection between the brain and your fingers on the paper.
Keep your statements positive. Try to eliminate words like, "I need to" or "I should" or "I have to" replacement them with more affirming phrases. Using "I am" and "I can" changes your whole focus. I find just replacement the three phrases above makes the writing process much more positve and results oriented.
You will be stupefied at the material that you can pull from this journal that can be used in your daily projects.
2. EXCUSE #2 I don't have any experience or formal school in writing.
----With the internet, and all the writing books available today, it is easy to teach yourself what it takes to write successfully. Just jump in and get your feet wet, give it a try.
Have individual you trust read over your writing, so give you their opinion. But don't stop with one person's point of view.
Some of the best feedback I have received, has come from people wanting to use my "free to reprint" clauses. I remember one lady email me saying, "I really enjoyed reading the overzealous clause you wrote on this subject." Up thereto point, I had ne'er looked at my writing as overzealous.
3. EXCUSE #3 I don't have enough confidence in my writing abilities, I can't qualify to what is already out there.
----Following the same advice as above, as you jump in and do it, your confidence will grow. Publish some free content clauses, to promote a website, and discover just what people like and don't like. With feedback comes confidence. It is hard not be be confident in your writing abilities when you get showered with requests to use your clauses in others ezine's and on their websites. :o)
4. EXCUSE #4 Writing will take overmuch time away from my family and other responsibilities.
----On the contrary. Writing can actually benefit and help you with your other responsibilities. By establishing a morning routine of writing in your journal, you will get to know yourself better, and grow both in professional and personal development. These positive changes to you will affect everyone you come into contact during the rest of your day. This includes members of your family.
5. EXCUSE #5 I am not very creative.
----Everyone has creative thinking in them. Some people have a harder time tapping inthereto than others. By creating a time and space for writing in your life, you are giving yourself permit to tap into your own creative subconscious resources and intelligence. You may be stupefied and stupefied at your own creative results.
6. EXCUSE #6 What I know has already been written.
----Did you know, you could give 5 authors an assignment on the same subject and each one of them will come back with an clause with a very unique and different focus. It is because we all look at things from different perspectives. Our perspectives are developed by our own individual life experiences and the lessons we have learned. You can take what is out there and put your own unique slant on it.
7. EXCUSE #7 I am scared, not sure I can handle criticism and rejection.
----As mentioned already, by just doing it, jump in and giving it a try, you will gain confidence and grow. Rejection is just individual's opinion. Get other opinion, so other.
Some of the best books publicised in account were rejected dozen's of multiplication before some one took a attain them and would eventually hit the New York Times bestseller's list.
So there you have it. Stop making excuses and jump in the water and get wet. It will be more fun, profit-making and peradventur even profitable for you once you actually take some daily action steps. Who knows, you power even make a big splash upon entrance to the pool of what's floating around. . :o)
As you begin acquiring your work out there, ideas will come to you so quickly it may be overwhelming at multiplication. Just remember to write down your ideas, keeping notes on topic ideas, titles, and themes to research. The list will be endless.
Use these intuitive thoughts to spark your thinking when you actually sit down with pen to paper. You will find many stories, experiences, and lessons learned that can easily be incorporated into a promotional clause. "So start writing now, may the force of your creative thinking be with you!"
