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2. Here again, the main focus
stays on using the paradox
therapy and this is some-
thing that is highly recom-
mended for writers who are
seeking some tips and tools
for writing.

3. Vision Boards
Vision boards are a great tool to in-
spire you. If your writing goal is to
be a best-selling author, find the
‘word’ best-selling author and cut it
out or make it in Photoshop (or
some other program). Find a pic-
ture of a blank book cover and
write the title of your book on it
with your name on it.

4. Did you know Dr. Wayne Dyer al-
ways has his publisher, HayHouse,
make him a preliminary book cov-
er? He puts the book cover on an-
other book and looks at it every
time he writes. Try this technique.
FYI: Dr. Dyer has published
many books, DVDs, CDs, etc.
some of which have been translat-
ed into different languages.

5. Let Go
If you squeeze your goals to death,
you’ll kill them. Relax, breathe, and
let go of your goals. Intuitive spir-
itual coach Colette Baron-Reid often
says, “That which is yours can’t be
taken away from you.” Remember,
make sure you want to reach the
goals you’ve set for yourself.

6. Volunteer
To get your mind off your goals and
give back to your community at the
same time, volunteer at your favorite
charitable organization. I volunteered
for The Arizona Humane Society and
loved it. I started as a dog walker but
started helping with events and be-
came a camp counselor in the Humane
Education department. It was a lot of
fun!

7. Affirmations
You may have heard of affirmations, which
are positive statements that you say to your-
self. In order for affirmations to work, you
must believe in them. You must feel them; oth-
erwise, you’ll be repeating a bunch of words
over and over that don’t mean anything.
Check out this post on affirmations for writers
which can help you get started using affirma-
tions to reach your writing goals. Remember
‘to feel’ the statements as you say them.

8. Meditation
Yes, you can meditate. All it
takes is 10-15 minutes per day.
Find a quiet space in your home
and zone out. Let all of your
thoughts go and focus on your
breathing.

9. Prayer
You may not be into prayer and that’s fine.
But for writers who are, I’d like to give you a
guide on ‘how to’ pray.
When I say prayer, I’m not talking about the,
“Dear God (Universal Source, Universal In-
telligence, etc.), I would like to be a pub-
lished, best-selling author. If this happens, I
promise I’ll be nicer to my ex-husband.” This
won’t work. And you may want to be nicer to
your ex-husband to build up ‘good’ karma.

10. Try a prayer like this…
Dear (fill in the blank),
Help me to release my writing goals and al-
low everything to unfold in the perfect time.
I place my book, screenplay, freelance writ-
ing business, ghost writing business, etc. on
the altar and release it to you. With your
help, I know I’ll reach my writing goals.
This is just an example. You can say any
prayer you want as long as it’s NOT the
good ol’ “give me this, and I’ll give you
that” type of bargaining prayer.

11. Journaling
Go to the store and purchase a couple of
journals, even notebooks will do. You
can journal in the morning, night, or
both. Write about your day and get eve-
rything out of your system. Vent about
the client that always changes a dead-
line. Vent about how your kids or family
members that are driving your nuts.
Clear your emotions. By the way…
Clarity can do wonders for your writing.

12. Now that you got everything out of your system, write
down your writing goals for the next three months, six
months, or one year. Think about what you’d like to ac-
complish. What do you see yourself writing? Where do
you want to be? Get all of your goals out of your head
and onto the pages of your journal.
Finally, put your journal away until the next day when
you’ll read what you wrote. You may discover that the
writing goals you wrote ARE NOT the ones you want
to reach after all. This is okay. Begin again by thinking
about your writing and what you’d like to bring to peo-
ple. What does your writing look like? What does it feel
like? Be honest.

13. What to do Right Now
Clear your mind of negative thoughts by
CHOOSING thoughts and beliefs about your
writing and or being a published author or
well-paid freelance, ghost or creative writer
that feel good. Don’t try to control your
thoughts because you’ll become frustrated.
Grab a pen and paper or open a blank Word
document and start writing and or typing
your writing goals. Review your list and revise
it until you are 100% certain you want to
reach every goal on it.

14. You can reach your writing goals
without much effort. There’s no need
to struggle, push, or pull. You don’t
even have to work hard. All it takes is
focus, discipline, determination, and
perseverance to reach your writing
goals.
Remember, you may not reach your
writing goals tomorrow, but you’ll
reach them by taking inspired action,
believing you can reach your goals,
and visualizing the ‘end’ result.

15. What are you waiting for? Start
thinking about your writing
goals or visit the ones you have.
Don’t procrastinate.
Grab your laptop, iPad, net-
book, or pen and paper and com-
pile a list of writing goals.
Start right now!

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