Whatever publishing route you decide to take — whatever form of “book” makes you feel like a “real” author — you need to crack the code on quickly and effortlessly producing and completing a lot of writing.
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Category Archives: Writing
Creating the End of Your Writing Project
Have you ever “visited” the spot on the shelf in a major bookstore or library where your book will one day live?
If you’ve ever created a Vision Board as an exercise in Manifestation | Attraction, then you may appreciate the technique of creating visual mock ups of completed projects — even before you start them.
Software Tools for Writers
Writers — not just bloggers, but you novelists, book authors, and screenplay writers — what software, tools, and computer programs do you use? Here are some of my personal recommendations.
Breaking Through Writer’s Block
Guest Author Jeff Lilly of Druid Journal continues the conversation about bloggers’s block, from a different perspective — “99% Inspiration, 1% Perspiration: Breaking Through Writer’s Blockâ€
Blessing Your Blogger’s Block
How might your writer’s block be a blessing? Assume your inability to blog is a pretty good indication that you simply should not be writing and blogging right now.
Evolving | Revolving
Have you revisited the wisdom of your own writing? Take a look at your blogging history — where you’ve been, where you’ve come from, where you’re going, and where you’re AT. How much does all that time-traveling bring you to the same place?
How Blogging Works the Law of Attraction
Most manifesting techniques, goal setting exercises, creative entrepreneurial endeavors, and self-improvement strategies feature journaling; blogging is, of course, a kind of journaling — with a super-powered, dialed-up scale, and critical elements of community and networking.
The Calling You Can’t Quite Name
You’ve already moved into representing and participating in the minority of those of us who are seeding, growing, actively tending a new Garden. It’s hard to wrap your brain around the idea that as one of millions of bloggers you are still part of a special few, and that what you are a part of is something incredibly, significantly, profoundly important…
