Writing Hack #5. Do it Daily—Writing Daily - Publishing Solo

33 Writing Hacks for Those Craving to Publish: Writing Hack #5 Do it Daily—Writing Daily by Deborah S. Nelson

Writing Hack #5 of 33—Writing Hacks for Aspiring Authors Who Crave to Be to Published

By Deborah S. Nelson, Author-Book Coach-Speaker

Writing daily helps to stimulate your creative juices. Even if you can set aside 15-20 minutes to write, this will increase your writing dexterity. The more you write the better-inspired ideas will flow through your fingers. At a certain point, we become one with the keyboard with the ideas flowing through where we as writers become the channel of higher inspiration.

At first, it might be easier to journal and write about what happened yesterday, or about a simple subject with which you are familiar. The main idea is to take baby steps with your writing so you will not intimidate or overwhelm yourself. Good habits produce great results. Bad habits produce horrible results. Develop the habit of writing daily, and you will propel your writing ability into the stratosphere.

Why write daily? Writing is like a muscle, which needs stimulation, air, and exercise. Something good happens to connect the nervous system, the brain, and the hands. Even if you feel you have little to write about some days—you can rewrite something you wrote before. In this way, you’ll benefit from the habit of writing daily in the long run.

Are Your a Wannabe Writer? Try 33 Writing Hacks for Those Craving to Publish by Deborah S. Nelson

Deborah S. Nelson is an aspiring writer who has written and published 22 books to Amazon.com in the past nine years. She has worked inside a publishing house and written at least 400 online and offline articles. She claims she is still an aspiring writer addicted to the thrill of publishing—both your thrill and hers. That thrill is what propelled her into publishing coaching—and keeps her hooked!