Motivational Thoughts

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  Don't fear the challenge--- embrace the growth. Beating the struggle is what makes you better. What do you do when you face a challenge? Do you run from it or welcome it and deal withit, using it to grow stronger. Handle pressure with more discipline each time and take control of it. Show the version of yourself that truly matters, don't hide it. Someone might need to see it. Have you ever thought that someone might be silently falling apart near you and might really need the strength or encouragement that might bring them. Your first step is deciding that it's possible. That you can do it. How do you usually make that decision? What moves you to that conclusion? Write about it in your journal. If you want to, doodle at the bottom of the page. Your worth lives inside you. Achievements and wealth fade away. Your real value is what you carry inside, what you can use to make a difference for yourself, and for others. Have you thought about it? Write about it or dooddle about...

Open Doors...



What doors do you wish would open for you?
How persevering are you when you have a goal?
How hard are you willing to work for it?
How long are you willing to wait till you reach your goal?
How many difficulties are you willing to deal with?
Journal about it.


Here are some suggestions about opening professional doors as a writer;

1. Keep a positive attitude--believe in your ability to open doors and achieve your goals.

2. Stay focused and organized--know what you want and go after it.

3. Set aside time each day to work on your writing goals.

4. Get involved in your local writing community.

5. Attend writers' conferences and workshops.

6. Join a writers' group.

7. Read books on the business of writing.

8. Query editors and agents.

9. Keep a blog and an active social media presence.

10. Keep writing, revising, and submitting your work.

 Stay focused.

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