What if you could make a living online? Would that interest you? It interested me, and that’s why I connected with Matt McWilliams, who is the go-to expert. Matt shared something with me that I want to share with you (with his permission, of course).
Are you a writer who yearns for a shot at the big time?
Do you dream of being in the spotlight – adored by a crowd of raving fans?
Are you looking for that one magic bullet that will make these dreams come true?
Friend, you’ve come to the right place.
Today’s post is by Positive Writer contributor, Frank McKinley.
Doubt kills our passion.
Our passion to write. Our passion to excel. Our passion to create.
It’s suffocating. Devastating.
Writing is hard. Sure, there’s the indescribable sense of flow when the words pour out oh-so-effortlessly, there’s that stroke of brilliance when a plot twist strikes out of nowhere, there’s the feeling of creating something that no one else has before. Every one of those feelings is motivating and rewarding and necessary for our long-term writing mojo. But…
Note: This is a guest post by Tamar Sloan, she’s a practicing psychologist, a freelance editor, consultant and the author of PsychWriter – a fun, informative hub of information on character development, the science of story and how to engage readers. Tamar is also an award-winning author of young adult romance, creating stories about finding life and love beyond our comfort zones.
