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Tag Archives: doubt
EFT for Authors – That First Sentence
We tend to overburden that first sentence with an extraordinary amount of tasks. It’s supposed to draw in the reader. It’s supposed to be original, special and unmistakable. It’s supposed to represent the genre, type and atmosphere of the story. … Continue reading
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Tagged doubt, fear, overwhelm, stress, the first sentence, writers block, writing
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Writers’ Block – Can’t Show This to Mom
Would you show your book to your mom or grandma? Did I get you there? *winks* I know how that feels. I’ve written scenes that I would hesitate to show my mother. You know what I mean. Those. Yeah. Thing … Continue reading
Posted in Mindset
Tagged doubt, fear, inner critic, limiting beliefs, resistance, shame, writers block
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Writers’ Block – My Book could Tank
I firmly believe that being blocked from writing means that a safety program is working hard to protect you from feeling bad. Never mind that having Writers’ Block also feels bad. This internal safety program has developed through past disappointments … Continue reading
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Tagged disappointment, doubt, fear, frustration, sales, sales rank, writers block
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The Success Experiment – They Have a Secret
When we look at successful authors like Hugh Howey, Andy Weir or H.M. Ward, their rise to fame often seems unbelievable. They seem to come out of nowhere, and sell thousands or even millions of books. And they usually say … Continue reading
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Tagged block, comparison, doubt, inner critic, The Success Experiment
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The Success Experiment – I can’t have success
The first limiting belief I want to explore is a very simple but pernicious one. It is one that makes a person special in a negative way – and being special is something all artists crave deep within. It goes … Continue reading
Argh! That Review!
It happens to every author. That review where you feel massively misunderstood. That review which makes you feel unappreciated and wrongly judged. That one that makes you want to kill someone. It doesn’t even have to be a 1-star one. … Continue reading
Posted in Mindset, story telling
Tagged anger, bad review, doubt, fear, review, self-sabotage, shock
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Three Reasons why New Year Resolutions are Dangerous
January is two weeks old today. So are your resolutions. You did make resolutions, didn’t you? Yeah, well, that might not actually be a good idea. I know, it’s quite a tradition, and everyone does them, right? So how could … Continue reading
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Tagged daily writing habit, doubt, resolutions, self-care, self-sabotage, willpower
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Self-Sabotage is a valuable Body Guard
I’m sure you experienced something like this example of self-sabotage I’m only too familiar with: You have a great idea for a story, and you just know it’s going to work out well. You sit down at the computer and … Continue reading