I will be honest with you, when it comes to my writing, I had always feared acceptance rather than rejection.This post is very helpful for those who just stared their career as professional writers like me. I will just started my career with http://iwriteprofessionals.com/ as freelancer writer.

Yep. I’ve been there, too. In fact, my next post touches on this aspect a little. Thanks for sharing your story with us, William.

Great post!

I will be honest with you, when it comes to my writing, I had always feared acceptance rather than rejection.

You see, when I first started freelance writing, the thing that kept me from becoming successful was not pitching article ideas to publications. The reason why I would not pitch ideas to pubs was because I feared, not that they would reject me, but that they would love my ideas and then I would have to deliver on what I promised.

Lo and behold, every pub that I pitched article ideas to loved my ideas (as I feared), but I overcame my fear and produced top notch articles that each pub loved and couldn’t wait to share with their audience.

Now, I can’t wait to write for these clients.

Aren’t we all! 🙂 Sometimes the only thing you can do is keep going and finish. There are no guarantees.

Thanks for sharing, I’ll check it out. But yes, I absolutely agree, visualizing doesn’t help if you don’t get to stepping and also do the actualizing. However, sometimes I sure wish it did work that way. 🙂

There always must be a first! Go for it! 🙂

Indeed!

lol good for you! 🙂

It’s the year of Naomi Tsvirko for Naomi Tsvirko. Yes, the hardest part is to keep going, but that really just requires putting one foot in front of the other. As writers I think we overthink things all the time. Keep it simple and keep writing.