What inspires you to write? What keeps you disciplined in order to write immensely? The common denominator is passion. There is an infinite spectrum of opportunities to produce stories, articles, poetry or any other form of creative writing. Inspiration is produced from emotion: what you feel, see, taste, hear or touch. Everyone is born with the potential to do our best and be the best! We have a choice to either bury that potential or grow it. The key to creation is purpose. Vision manifests that purpose.
With reading and writing copiously, you will find your niche, edit, tweak and edit again. We can compare producing masterful literary compositions, to that of a chef who religiously cooks and experiments with different ingredients. The result for the chef is to produce delectable and exquisite entr?es, appetizers and desserts. As with a chef, our genre will not always appeal to the masses. Everyone's literary taste buds are as diverse as races, creeds and nature. As writers, we have a responsibility to avoid intentionally harming our audiences based on maliciousness, carelessness or just because we have the right to freedom of speech.
Your willingness to persevere with a positive attitude will keep procrastination, complacency and fear from crippling and shattering your dreams. So pick up that pen, get those fingers to the keys of a typewriter, a keyboard or speak into a tape recorder. There are people who wait for things to happen, watch things happen and wonder what happened. Be the person to make things happen. Become proactive in every aspect of your life.
Here are seven characteristics that give power to your writing discipline:
1. Potential
2. Purpose
3. Positivity
4. Perseverance
5. Passion
6. Production
7. Proactivity
Whatever you do, keep a positive attitude, despite how dreary the day may look outside or whatever obstacle rolls your way. Remember, you are in charge of your attitude. How you approach and deal with situations and people primarily depends on how you choose to handle it. Your attitude and approach will either enhance or destroy your character.
In order for your writing passion to be manifested, you must use your potential with great purpose. Continue to persevere with a positive attitude and remain proactive in order to produce your personal power of character behind your pen.
Kym Gordon Moore, is the author of "Diversities of Gifts: Same Spirit" and a contributing author to "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Mom." She is the Co-Founder of Favorite Things for a CAUSE, a member of the American Marketing Association, American Authors Association, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the North Carolina Writer's Network. http://www.kymgmoore.com/. She is completing works on two books to be released soon.
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