Pass The Toilet Paper Please: A True Story of A Writing Journey
A guest post by Lauren Sierra Thomas
How Did Your Writing Career Begin?
Have you ever experienced a moment or event in your life that felt like it was meant to be?
As if you were being “guided” in some way, being given a message on how to proceed with your life? Almost as if a light [...]
5 Battle Strategies for Winning the War on Perfectionism
A Guest Post by Zoey Martin of Good Goog
I am a reformed perfectionist. Not completely. I’m not perfect at it. See? I’m reformed.
Perfectionism is a nice idea, alluring even. ‘Do your best’, ‘aim for the stars’, ‘give it your all’. The problem is that these goals are completely unquantifiable. How will I know if it [...]
The Ultimate Hack for Writing Productivity
A Guest Post by Bamboo Forest of Pun Intended
What’s the ultimate hack for writing productivity?
Set a timer… folks.
There’s no better way to plug into your writing and destroy distractions than by setting a timer and telling your mind youíll write for the allotted time you’ve chosen. It works like Jedi magic.
And come to think of [...]
Motivation Tips that Actually Work: 6 Sure-Fire Ways To Get Writing and Keep Writing
A guest Post by Annabel Candy of Get in the Hotspot
Have you noticed how easy non-writers think writing is? When you’re a writer that can be frustrating.
There are three main things about writing that make it lack the social proof people expect of professional activities.
It’s intangible – Many people don’t seem to consider writing a [...]
Persistence Pays – But Not Enough to Cover the Rent
A Guest Post by Wayne E. Pollard, Creator of Bo’s Café Life
I believe that persistence is the most important trait you should have if you want to get published. To get my first piece published in The New York Times, I pitched it to at least five different editors until I found one who was [...]
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