Having trouble finding and maintaining your motivation to write? John Howell has a most excellent and helpful post about this on Story Empire today that you really should check out. And I hope you’ll remember to pass it along far and wide so others can check it out, as well. Thanks, and thanks, John, for giving me some good ideas! Great post! ๐
Hello SEers. John, with you today to discuss motivation.
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I feel a little like the resident coach when it comes to my topics here on Story Empire. I think that is true because I am concerned that those who have chosen to be authors (Yes, thatโs you) work in an environment that, for the most part, is self-driven. Unless you have a big contract with Random House, the words you write are words you choose to write at a pace you choose to write them. With all that freedom comes the pitfalls associated with self-directed productivity.
What are those pitfalls? Here are just a few procrastination, self-doubt, poor time management, and lack of motivation.
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Given the title of the post, I want to discuss the last one, motivation. I have been seeing a lot of correspondence where authors seem to be commiserating with each other onโฆ
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Thank you, Marcia.So nice of you to share the post today.
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Too good not to pass along, John! Happy to do so! ๐
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Thanks Marcia. I would have missed this. Clicking over.
Hugs on the wing.
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An excellent post from John! Thanks for sharing, Marcia!
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Excellent post by John. Waving at you, Marcia!
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*Waving Back Atcha!* And I’m glad you enjoyed the post. I now have my egg timer sitting on my desk and plan to use the 30 minute technique until I get my life sorted out enough to go back to something a wee bit longer. Thanks for stopping by and waving! ๐ โค
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