Thank you Bryan!

Nicely said, William!

Awesome, Araf! Write!

I really enjoyed reading this. It was very encouraging and motivating.

You are absolutely right, we need to stop trying to be the person that everyone else says we need to be, and instead, be the person that we want to be.

If there is anyone here that wants to be a writer but has everyone telling you why you shouldn’t (I can relate) I suggest to you today to do what you want to do and not what others tell you you should do. I made up my mind a long time ago that I was going to do this writing thing and there was nothing anyone could do or say that was going to stop me…

And guess what….

The more and more my writing business succeeds the more and more those same people tell me, “I knew you could do it along…” hogwash! If I failed they would be telling me the opposite, “I knew it wasn’t work in the first place…”

Truth be told, when most people say these things they are really talking about themselves and not you (or me). They want to see you fail and if you fail it affirms their belief that they have for themselves. If you succeed it would spark something in themselves to perhaps give this thing a shot.

If we can embrace this truth and fully understand that most people are saying these things to themselves (but sound like they are saying them to us) to validate the belief they have already accepted in themselves.

I choose to believe other wise and my success validates my belief.

Thank you, I will keep going. The more I write, the more I feel the compulsion to do so, the need which is proving louder than the voice which says to stop.

Reading these wonderful motivating blogs buoys us tentative writers on as well.

Thank you, Anne! 🙂

You’re doing fantastic, Ani. Keep up the great work!

It’s YOUR masterpiece. So, yes, it’s a masterpiece. Thanks for signing up, happy to have you!