Today, someone posted on Facebook (on a page where my debut novel, RUN, was mentioned) that he had a copy of my book and I would soon be a literary star.
- Find some accountability. I find there are two ways to best hold my feet to the fire. One is to ask someone
to check up on me regularly. Two is to announce a release time for something.
Today I announced that my second novel would be ready for release by early
fall. Laying out a deadline like that makes it tough to wiggle around.
- Find some encouragement. Having other people – that are
not related to me and have not known me all
my life – that are yelling out my praises on Facebook provides enough
inspiration to bring tears to my eyes. Knowing that others believe in your
pursuits and your possibilities can pour fuel on an ember and light your world
on fire.
- Find some time. Getting anywhere requires an investment
and time will always be a component of that investment. I have to choose to
release some things in my life in order to carve out a slot for my writing. And
then I have to choose to utilize that time to write.
Dreams can come true. Becoming a literary star sits within
my grasp . . . but I have to reach out, get moving, make that dream a reality
in my life.
What do you dare to do to be more than you can think or
imagine?
Congrats! A literary star is born!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie - we can all reach our dreams if we keep moving in that direction and have the willingness to reach out and help each other along the way.
ReplyDeleteWhy shouldn't you shoot for the stars?
ReplyDeleteGood luck - and stay motivated and hang out with
super motivated people.
Hang out with those who provoke you to excellency!
God bless you!
May you shine for Jesus Christ!
- Helen
Helen - I appreciate the encouragement. It's great people like those that visit and comment on this site that keep me pushing to the next step!
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