“I feel guilt now if I do not write for at least an hour a day. “
How I did it: At first, I put it on my Google Calendar, so it would send me a text message to get off the couch and begin writing. After awhile, I didn’t need the reminder anymore. I would get up myself and begin writing, even if it was just a sentence. However, after writing a sentence, I would want to write more and more.
Lessons & tips:
- Don’t give up on yourself
- Don’t think you have to write a certain amount of words. Just write, even if it’s just one word.
- Don’t let people interrupt you.
- Do feel proud if you do write something
- Do start a blog or a journal or BOTH
Resources:
- Blogging
- Journal
- Google Calendar
It took me 30 days.
It made me Proud 
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2 Comments
I love your sites, by the way! And, best of all, your short and long-term goals. I really believe in setting those marks for ourselves, because no one else will — except for our day-job bosses…but, my day-time job has nothing at all to do with my life-long dreams…
Your friend, and talk soon,
Susan
Very sweet of you. I love your site as well. Thanks so much!
You’re right. Our day jobs will not help us reach our dreams. =)