Sometimes ago in the dark corner of my room, a thought struck me saying I should start writing. I firstly thought the thought was crazy 😂 and I ignored it cuz I'm not ready for the writing trauma, stress and brainstorming disturbing inspirations. I eventually get started after some battle with my thought 🤣😉😂, and now I write Psychology, Horror, and Fantasy genre. It actually gives me some sort of sensation when writing and the crazy part is that I'm now a ghostwriter too😂😂

"I'm convinced that fear is at the root of most bad writing. If one is writing for one's own pleasure, that fear might be mild ---timidity is the word I've used here.....Good writing is often about letting go of fear." - Stephen King 🔶 Fear of being misunderstood/misinterpreted, fear of judgement, perfectionism, I've felt it all. Most of us have. But it's not until we let all of that go that we can get to the good stuff. I still have to remind myself of this every time I write.

Describe the street where you live as if it were a person.

I often think about Stephen Kings routine of writing around 4 hours every day, including holidays and his birthday. Setting a goal of 1,000 to 2,000 words a day. If I had that kind of time, I'd have dozens of books written. But then, I read that King wrote his early masterpieces, like Carrie, while having a day job as a high school English teacher and working long hours at an industrial laundry facility. And I realized that it's not that I don't have enough time. It's that I'm not making the time. 😳 King wrote whenever he could squeeze it into a busy working-class schedule. Famously setting up a child's desk in a cramped laundry room to get his pages in. Whereas I can't sit in a coffee shop for longer than a few minutes if the air conditioning is too high 😂 ✨ All this to say, You don't find time. You make it. If it's important to you, you make time for it. It's simple, just not easy. ⭐️ Wake up a hour early ⭐️ Chop it up into 15 min blocks through out the day ⭐️ Write before bed ⭐️ Fit it in wherever you can. You may not always feel like it, you may not have the energy for it, but do it anyway. Build the muscle, build the discipline, and you'll be selling books before you know it. 😊

I read an interesting quote today and I'd love to hear everyones thoughts. 😊 "Devalue your ideas. They're next to worthless. You can dream up ideas all day long like counterfeit bills. If you take any one idea too seriously, you risk putting it on a pedestal so high you'll never be able to reach it. You'll fail before you start. So don't stress about the quality of the idea, If it doesn't work out, just grab the next. They're free. Focus instead on the quality of the execution. Some of the best books are simple stories executed well."