Do you sit down at your desk, your fingers ready to type, and then realize you have nothing to type? Do you find yourself unable to think of a suitable topic for writing because it seems as if all your imaginary friends have left you, and all you’re left with is a computer? Do youContinue reading “How to Overcome Writer’s Block”
Category Archives: Writing Advice
Motivation and Habits: Key to Success
People always preach about motivation. It’s what drives you. It’s going to make you want to that one thing for the next few hours straight, to put your heart into it, to put your soul into it… It’s going to make you want to be in charge of the next twenty-four hours of your day.Continue reading “Motivation and Habits: Key to Success”
The Un-Originality of Writing a Blog
Writing a blog is not original. Whatever you think, it’s not. You may be the first of your friends, but you’re certainly not the first in your city, your state, your country, or the entire world. Every blog post has been recycled, trashed, recycled, and trashed again by different people around the world. They goContinue reading “The Un-Originality of Writing a Blog”
Write for the Lost
I remember the day when I sat down, my heart pounding even though I was the only one who knew about what I was going to do, to write my first blog post. I thought what I wrote would be about something that was so unique that it could easily capture the eyes of peopleContinue reading “Write for the Lost”
What is Your “Why”?
The reason why you are writing a post, why you are even writing a blog at all dictates your long-term perseverance and patience regarding the crawling numbers of comments, likes, and followers. I started this blog because I love writing. I want my words to reach across the globe; I want to write about mattersContinue reading “What is Your “Why”?”
Blogging in a Pandemic
Blogging during the pandemic is confusing. As a new writer, I find myself floundering between writing about the pandemic or staying true to myself. But… I’ve figured it out!