??? The Solitude and The Satisfaction Many college professors as well as other writing mentors will ...

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??? The Solitude and The Satisfaction
Many college professors as well as other writing mentors will advise new writers it is of utmost
importance to “Write each day. . . "
Although I believe inside value of these suggestions, I also think that in order being creative and
productive, you have to follow your personal instincts.
Some days I just don't feel inspired to create about anything. No matter how hard I may make an
effort to motivate myself on those days, I usually find yourself making myself more frustrated and
less creative.
The time spent trying to get inspired is wasted, which only adds to my discontent, understanding
that those hours might have been utilized more efficiently to clean the home, read some magazines
which were sitting on my coffee table for weeks untouched, browse the web for new resources or
personal stimulation, or (the bona fide truth) just lay on the sofa watching soap operas or talk
implies that require no thinking and might make me laugh, learn a new challenge or relax my mind
for few hours. . .
As with any profession, in the event you work continuously and don't take time off to just be a
person, a mom, or even a wife, you might lose your head, burn out or become from touch along with
the rest of the world.
My experience being a stay-at-home, single mom, and freelance writer working from my home office,
has proven to be a very satisfying, but solitary, arrangement. I love being home with my son and do
not need it any other way. He will only be a little boy for a few years and also the days when he goes
to school and I should be away from him for eight hours per day will arrive too early.
But sometimes I do miss the interaction with adults that people have built-in for their daily lives by
looking at an office to work every single day. Another facet of working from home being a writer
which is both an improvement and a challenge isn't having a boss with you.
It's wonderful to offer the freedom to perform what you want when you wish without anyone
overlooking your shoulder daily, but it's also easy to get distracted as well as to procrastinate if you
have only yourself to reply to. You alone are responsible for meeting your deadlines, earning money,
organizing your time and energy and ensuring making money online. If you do not seem like
working, nobody will probably tell you that you have to write or edit your content in progress on any
day.
You must establish your own personal guidelines and become committed to fulfilling these self-
imposed requirements. It's easy to put things off when you are not getting a push from a boss sitting
in the office close to you. It's also easy to forget that you are not the only writer, who are able to
deliver the article for the publisher.
When you're working in a newsroom to writers everywhere, you'll be able to feel the competition. It's
easy to forget this feeling when you find yourself sitting in front of your personal machine at home
alone. Another critical benefit to working in an office building with other writers will be the

2. opportunity to bounce ideas and words away from each other.
Getting feedback from fellow writers is generally helpful for your creativity, self-esteem, and focus.
One way to keep yourself connected to the competition and obtain opinions from your peers, would
be to join a writers group or take a writing class. There are many such opportunities available on the
internet now that not one of them you to leave your property or have a baby-sitter to participate
regularly.
See “Professional Associations" at for links to related resources.
Posting your advice and/or sharing your ideas in open forums and writing message boards online is
one additional way to keep in touch with writers and get ideas to inspire your own creativity or
improve your productivity.
I believe we can learn a lot by listening to the other. Remember that which you share as women
writers is truly unique. Not many people have our desire or our gift for emailing the written word,
thus so that it is difficult sometimes for other people to understand where we're coming from. . .
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