Want to
know the top three activities that are guaranteed to improve your writing?
1. Write every day
2. Write every day
3. Write every day
Seriously.
But that doesn't mean that you should write seriously.
In fact,
the more you can make your daily writing discipline like some wild and crazy
joyride, the faster you’ll get to where you want that writing to go.
So lighten
up!
Enjoy the
process.
After all, it’s
not brain surgery. It’s not life or death…
unless, of
course, you kill off a character or two – but still.
This is fun!
And to
quote the master…
“Fun
is good.”
~Dr. Seuss
PROMPT: Create a new folder. Label it Sandbox, Jukebox, or Xbox
(whatever kind of fun you kids are into these days). Then noodle around – catch
one of the voices inside of your head and see where s/he goes, create a crazy
recipe, or write about wacky neuro-geeks who do think brain surgery is fun. Throw these daily bits into the digital
file. Give yourself a couple of months of this and you’ll see – something wonderful this way comes!
Great idea! I know that when I "play", that's when my best work comes forward. Love this!
ReplyDeleteObviously, you've been "playing" a lot lately! Rock and Write on, Carol!
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