You can write something that is hard. Something you’ve not written before. Something that makes you think why am I trying this. Repeatedly. With every line.
Challenging yourself allows you to grow. It pushes your boundaries, and gives you new skills.
Write something that scares you. Write something that will be hard to write.
Challenge yourself. See what wonders come from it.
#Mondayinspiration is a chance for me to share my own motivational post it notes with the writing world at large. In the hope, maybe that someone else finds it as helpful as I do!
- A Blessing in Disguise (Monday Inspiration)Sometimes life throws a curveball you didn’t expect or want. And sometimes, just sometimes, it could be the thing you needed all along.
- The Otherworlds (From the Archives)Fyerik groaned, holding her head in her hands as she threw up into the bucket again. “Do I really have to try again?” she … More The Otherworlds (From the Archives)
- Writing on Caffeine – April EditionThis month in my newsletter, Writing on Caffeine, I’m talking about Antagonists– why they’re important, how you should approach them, and what benefits you … More Writing on Caffeine – April Edition
- How To: Writing the AntagonistSo why are antagonists important? I think every writer ponders this question at some point during their creative project. I personally find myself pondering … More How To: Writing the Antagonist
- Make it Happen (Monday Inspiration)You are the only one who can make your dreams a reality. So make it happen.
- Where did that go?So my end of March blog post has become a start of April blog post. Which seems to summarise how March has gone, quite … More Where did that go?
