How to Make the Writing Life work for You
More than 80% of people express a desire to write a book. About 2% of those people achieve this goal.
To write a book, or an article each day, or twice a week, all of it is motivated by a goal that you have set yourself.
Goals need clarity, they need nurturing, and they need constant attention. How are your writing goals doing?
Writing is like a business. You run it, write it, you use your desire coupled with self-discipline to get things done. That’s how it moves and develops.
You don’t take no for an answer, because you know that there is always a solution to a problem set.
Writers who quit, give up, or find a good reason to stop striving for their goal normally do so because they didn’t take their motivations to write seriously enough.
They didn’t see it as a serious, integral part of their life.
Writers need grit and determination. Those are the writers who succeed.
Most people who start a business know that they will have to invest time and money into their enterprise. So, they make sure they’ve got their soldiers lined up before starting a campaign.
