Making A Commitment To Writing

Monday, May 10th, 2010

“Unless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes…but no plans.”  Peter F Drucker If you are talking about writing that book you feel is inside you but have not made a commitment to getting started you are just talking.  It is time to get started.  You have many tools in the resource area [...]

How To Create For A Whole Day In Two Hours Or Less

Friday, May 7th, 2010

Though many of us complain we don’t have enough time to create, the reality is, if you were given a whole day free, or even half a day, would you actually spend it in a full flow non stop gushing outpouring of creativity? Or would you have to first make sure you were up to [...]

Creative Ideas – How to Encourage Your Creative Ideas to Come Out and Party All Night!

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

Do you struggle to have enough good creative ideas? The trouble with creative ideas is they’re often a little shy. And a little nervous. They need coaxing and encouraging, and don’t tend to rush up in a clown costume with blaring trumpets going “LA LA LA we’re heee-errrre!” to any party they’re invited (or not [...]

Creative Writing – What Happened To The Fun? 5 Ways To Start Enjoying Your Creative Writing Again

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

Creative writing gives many different benefits and pleasures to many different people. We don’t all write for the same reasons, we each have our deeper values and motives for why we write. However, there ARE common motivations that all of us who write creatively share. One of these is simply because it’s enjoyable. It helps [...]

Awesome Tips For Creative Writing

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

In this world of slander, liable and blacklist, there is little span for creativity, writing robotically is not an efficient way to allure the readers and retain their interest. Creative writing is the powerful tool that is used to express feelings and thoughts of a person in imaginative and poetic way rather than to covey [...]

Creative Writing Exercises & Creative Writing Prompts – What They DON’T Give You And How To Get It

Saturday, April 3rd, 2010

Even the most experienced and seasoned creative writer can benefit from creative writing exercises and prompts. The key to continuing to grow and develop as a creative writer is to keep experimenting, trying new techniques, ideas and exercises to challenge yourself. Using a variety of different approaches and starting points in your creative writing will [...]

Creative Writing – It’s All About Experience!

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

For all those of you who think that writing is not your cup of tea, here’s an opportunity for you to question that statement. Creative writing is not just about the mind, it is something that comes from the heart as well. When you narrate stories that get people’s ears glued to them, these are [...]

Turn Your Creative Thoughts Into Writing

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

“Thoughts create; therefore, whatever you believe in, you will experience.” ~Carol Tuttle You have more than 60,000 thoughts in a single day. That’s 60,000 chances every day to change your life. As you feed positive thoughts to your being, you become a powerful magnet to attract wellness and prosperity. Create thoughts of wellness, and the [...]

Choosing A Topic

Sunday, March 28th, 2010

All of us have so many things in our lives that we can share with others that sometimes that creates a problem in deciding what to write about.  The best idea I can give you about how to select is to pick your top 5 areas of interest and decide which one of those would [...]

The Insider’s Guide To Writing A Book

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

There are so many strategies for writing ebooks and books that you just have to sort through and find the one that is a match for your writing style.  The most important thing is that you begin. If you have been considering doing a book of any type now is the time for you to [...]