Writing Dreams, Aspirations and Goals

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When  I was a teenager, I had this habit of moving the furniture in my room around whenever I felt lacking in inspiration.  I’m not exactly sure what it did, but perhaps it changed the ambience of my room to make it more conducive for creative flow.
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4 days have passed since I started this project and I have written 3 articles.  Admitedly, most of them have been re-edited articles, but then what is writing but the on-going quest of improving yourself?  Isn’t it also improving yourself by working on past work to make them better?  I think so.
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As opposed to simply being a writer, that is.  Although I once heard it said that you aren’t a writer until you have your work published.  So does having my work published on the internet count?
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A friend sent me JK Rowling’s speech to a group of Harvard graduates through email.  In her preamble, she talks about the commencement speaker at her own graduation and confesses that she cannot remember a single word that was said.  Come to think of it, I don’t think I remember a single word from my [...]

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Sorry, this post is off topic (cross posted from my other blog), but in a way relevant if you intend to make your confession using your writing prowess instead of making a video…
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I realise I haven’t been writing much lately.  For those handful of you following my stories, I apologise of that.  I hope to rectify that in time to come.  It seems I have hit another phase of procrastination and have been struggling to get the story out.  Aside from that, I have a confession to [...]

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About a year ago a friend encouraged me to pick up my writing and pursue my dream of writing a book.  Well, a year has passed and that same friend has recently asked me at what stage my book was at and I’m ashamed to admit that all I have is a few sheets of ideas [...]

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If you read enough of those self-improvement books, you’ll eventually realise the common theme is visualisation.  The first step to take after you set yourself a goal is to visualise yourself achieving it, or living it.  A number of books I have read and motivational speakers I have heard all recommend creating a visual board [...]

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