How do you deal with the nagging worries that eat up your energy? Do you talk to yourself? Pray? Take sleeping pills?
Do you like the way you deal with the big stuff? If not, can you change it?
Write for ten minutes.
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Tickle your imagination - begin a new story - define your character - get unblocked - find your flow - exercise your craft. Write for yourself. Write for your family. Write for publication. If you don't tell your story, who will?
Writing Exercises
Are you running out of writing exercise ideas? You've come to the right blog.
I believe, writing - or any other art form - takes practice. Some of us write morning pages, some keep diaries, some write a hundred drafts, others "keep in shape" with writing exercises.
Personally, I prefer writing exercises and am always looking for new ideas. Surely - I assume - I can't be the only writer out there, searching for fresh stimulation. That is why I designed this blog, to share my "starters" with you.
So, plant your butt on a chair and start writing. Better yet sign up and receive my new writing exercise postings via email.
I believe, writing - or any other art form - takes practice. Some of us write morning pages, some keep diaries, some write a hundred drafts, others "keep in shape" with writing exercises.
Personally, I prefer writing exercises and am always looking for new ideas. Surely - I assume - I can't be the only writer out there, searching for fresh stimulation. That is why I designed this blog, to share my "starters" with you.
So, plant your butt on a chair and start writing. Better yet sign up and receive my new writing exercise postings via email.
1 comment:
It provided tons of helpful tips and insights on what to do in tense situations, when you are angry, etc. It is clear from this book that Richard Carlson speaks from experience. He advises that he learned
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