You say blogger, I say writer...one in the same, really.
Today's post is a short list article with a few good ideas that may resonate with you blocked folks. In addition to the ten tips, there are six additional sites at the bottom of the post to check out.
10 Tips for Beating Blogger's Block at Lifeclever.com
Happy unblocking...
Beth
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
February 19th: 10 Tips for Beating Blogger's Block at Lifeclever.com
Posted by Beth at Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Labels:
Motivation,
writer's block
Saturday, January 05, 2008
January 5: No Experience Necessary (Enthusiasm Required) by Melanie George
I love articles (and blog posts) that make a point, teach a lesson or make you think--all while using a real-world example. So often, the writer's life is a solitary one and knowing other writers face the same issues, insecurities and aggrivations (talking characters, stubborn plots, time-crunched lives) that I do makes me feel so much better.
Melanie George's article at Romantic Times (Great site for authors...) is a beautiful reminder that we all question ourselves, our writing and our stories...and the only thing that sets writers apart from that conflict is....the act of writing.
No Experience Necessary (Enthusiasm Required) by Melanie George
Happy relating,
Beth
Posted by Beth at Saturday, January 05, 2008
Labels:
inspiration,
Motivation
Sunday, December 30, 2007
The Art of Creating a Writer's Mission Statement
Here's a short little article I just published in Cheryl Wright's Writer2Writer ezine in November on creating a writer's mission statement.
I'm in the process of getting links together on goal setting, motivation and all that good stuff you need before you venture into writing (or can use a refresher on) to post here daily and thought the mission statement idea was a fab place to start. No use in writing goals if you don't know why you're writing...right?
Enjoy....more later, when I finish the 1500 words for the day (currently on 0...lol)
Need Motivation and Focus? The Art of Creating A Writer's Mission Statement
Posted by Beth at Sunday, December 30, 2007
Labels:
Goals,
mission statement,
Motivation
