I've done a better job staying in touch with my 2nd WIFYR group than my first one. A few of us convinced several in the group to join Twitter. It's been fun and educational for me to keep tabs on their lives, but mostly it's been motivational. Since this group has withered a bit, I was wondering if perhaps you folks have moved on to Facebook and Twitter.
Here's my contact info. Please post yours in a comment. Let's try to stay in touch.
http://www.facebook.com/douglascootey
http://twitter.com/DouglasCootey - My creative stream and the one I recommend you follow. My writing centric stream. Low traffic.
http://twitter.com/SplinteredMind - A blog stream full of all the kinetic links and thoughts of my world. For some reason 820 people follow it. Mental health & politics color this stream considerably.
Quote of the Day -5/5/09
"I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity."
— Edgar Allan Poe
— Edgar Allan Poe
Showing posts with label motivational tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motivational tools. Show all posts
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
Creative Writing Exercise to Get Your Week Going
I'm launching a new creative writing feature on my blog called 'Musing Mondays. Nothing too time consuming. I post a picture I found or took & then I ask a question about it. I could use your input, even if you contribute just a silly paragraph. It'd be a great way to touch base with some of you again and hear from your wonderful minds. Thanks!
Douglas Cootey
☆ @DouglasCootey on Twitter
✍ A Splintered Mind
Douglas Cootey
☆ @DouglasCootey on Twitter
✍ A Splintered Mind
Monday, March 30, 2009
Writing Motivation
So what tools do you guys use to get yourself to write? Or, more specifically, to stop dilly dallying and move closer to publication?
Is it the money? The fame? The fear of ridicule from your peers who know that you've been working on that "silly" novel for months on end?
For me, I have a novel written, two half-written, three other novels to start, and one that I just started today. I need help. So I've decided that when I sell my first novel., I'm going to buy myself a puppy.
It is the ULTIMATE PLAN!!!
What about you?
Is it the money? The fame? The fear of ridicule from your peers who know that you've been working on that "silly" novel for months on end?
For me, I have a novel written, two half-written, three other novels to start, and one that I just started today. I need help. So I've decided that when I sell my first novel., I'm going to buy myself a puppy.
It is the ULTIMATE PLAN!!!
What about you?
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