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Tag Archives: writing
Saturday Writing Prompt
Have fun with this image – how could these things work together in a story? If you want to share the story that came out of this prompt, head on over to my Facebook Group. You’ll find more inspiration and … Continue reading
The Success Experiment – Successful Outcast
Family system dynamics play a very important role for our success, as well. That’s because each individual family system has rules of its own. Rules that define who may be a member of the family, and who may not. How … Continue reading
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Tagged family, family rules, family system, success, The Success Experiment, writing
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Saturday Writing Prompt
Here’s a simple image to get your mind working. If you want to share the story that came out of this prompt, head on over to my Facebook Group: The Write Mindset
The Success Experiment – The Expert Trap
I believe that all writers eventually hear this bit of advice: Write what you know. Unfortunately, it makes many of us believe that we have to become experts on something even before writing a story. Science fiction authors should be … Continue reading
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Tagged degree, expert, MFA, rocket scientist, The Success Experiment, writing
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NaNoWriMo-Wrap-up
Validation for NaNoWriMo has started. One of my friends has already finished, at a little above 50,000 words. And with a little luck, you’re finishing your novel in a few days. At least, that’s my wish for you. So if … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo – No Plot?
One of the old rules of NaNoWriMo is that one shouldn’t sit down and plot before writing. Of course, many people do anyway, and in reality, nobody cares. It’s a month to write lots, basically. You probably know that whether … Continue reading
Refilling the Well?
You may know that I was traveling last week and the first half of this week. And a funny thing happened: I had been writing a lot before my journey. And I didn’t want to break my run in getting … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, efficiency, filling the well, taking a break, writing
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Why you are Wasting Time with Solitaire
So today, I’m going to talk about time wasters. We writers are really good at wasting our time, and not writing. Facebook, Twitter, Solitaire – great time sinks. Great places to rest our minds and to not worry about a … Continue reading
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Tagged fear, inner critic, resistance, self-sabotage, Solitaire, writing
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Tapping for Inspiration
I’ve said it several times: I’m a pantser, even if I have a good idea of the main structure of a story. But knowing a chapter is to be about a hunt, for example, doesn’t mean I know every detail … Continue reading
Posted in Mindset, story telling
Tagged block, brain, frustration, inspiration, writing
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The Power of Systems
Imagine you have a story idea that’s truly riveting. It makes you all excited. You can see the world, the characters and you know what’s happening in a scene or two. You’re almost dancing with joy. It’s an awesome feeling, … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, impatience, marketing, resistance, self-publishing, success, systems, writing
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