Everyone wants some magic pill—some life hack—that eliminates the need to do the work. But that does not exist.
Jocko Wilink

Happy Monday to all of you! It is a new start to the week. Make it productive!
Some of you may have noticed, that my blogging schedule is a wee bit out of the window and/or I haven’t visited your blogs as per usual. I’ve finished a draft AND sent it to my writing friend (who is super, super strict.)
What will happen afterwards? I am honestly not sure, but what was most important to me was to see this through from beginning to finish.
Here is some more writing inspiration for all of you, who are also not sure sometimes what they are actually doing. The artistic pain is part of the process. The rest is work.
Carpe diem.
Don’t get discouraged. A good break here and there works wonders, too. Rome wasn’t build in a day.
Some Inspiration for Writing
What I Learned in Writing Class
Be Kitschig on Pinterest I Instagram I Bloglovin I Facebook I Twitter
Pat yourself on the back Jeanine … hard work should always be rewarded.
Thank you Linda! I know now, why they call it a first draft 🙂 still a long way to go …
Well, you’re headed in the right direction anyway!
🤔 that’s not how I feel but thanks 😘 there is a long way to go from here. But to be honest, your encouragement & and the blogging world mean the world to me. Maybe writing people are from some in-between world in the first place
I think bloggers prop each other up because as a writer, you reveal a lot about yourself and it takes guts to write and share your words with others, whether they are captions under photos, funny or personal blog posts. I may have told you this before, but I took a long time before I shared the fact I had started a blog with any friends – only the friend who encouraged me to start a blog knew. And, I did not become part of the blogging community here at WordPress for 4 1/2 years after I began blogging.
I think you hit a nerve there… You do reveal a lot about yourself. I also noticed, I write rather different on this blog. Maybe because it is in English? Maybe a post has a short life span; if it doesn’t turn out all that great it’s not the end of the world 🙂
That could be Jeanine. I commend anyone who can speak and/or write in a different language. I studied French for year and hate to admit it – with no one to talk French to, I forgot most of it. In Canada you start learning French in Grade 1 – mandatory requirement. Here in the States, it is not mandatory and that’s too bad. People here study Spanish more than French when they are in high school mostly.
I was following a blogger from Finland for a while and he wrote each post in different languages. He didn’t just translate with a translator like Google or Babbel – he wrote it out in various languages. He said he would read books in different languages to be able to speak and write them. It was incredible and he was a great photographer. This is funny what he said: “my wife asks me if I am married to her or my blog so I’m taking a blog pause.” That was two years ago … he was almost 80 years old.
Grttt
Good job and a good example to us all.
Thanks Herb. I’ve been getting so much encouragement from the blogging world. It’s amazing.
Congratulations on your finished draft! Excellent quote!
Thank you!!!
Congratulations! You really need to celebrate finishing that first draft.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Feedback tonight … fingers crossed 🙂
Awesome!!
Thank you Bonnie!