PUSH YOURSELF TO DO ANYTHING BECAUSE NO ONE IS GOING TO TELL YOU THAT.

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PUSH YOURSELF TO DO ANYTHING BECAUSE NO ONE IS GOING TO TELL YOU THAT.
I am the kind of person who wakes up one morning and makes a major decision. “Today, I am going to think what my actions make the other person feel and not be pushed around.” when you have confidence in your crazy ideas, it doesn’t matter what naysayers anymore. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Though this kind of impulsive mindset backfires when I am changing a certain habit. “Why am suddenly downloading e-books for free when I used to buy each one to read? There’s something wrong! Stop!” No. ._.
I can modify BigLumpsFit’s writing method to write a chapter. This helps when I am not in the flow. I can even have an option to include subplots, backstories and whatnot.
Characters: (one has to be p.o.v.)
Plot and conflict: (I like to write them together and say ‘situation.’)
Setting: (no comment. Just don’t make it bland.)
Now make a list of words and phrases of the p.o.v. character’s general actions to include first. Now make a list for other characters’ actions. Now list metaphors, visuals, sounds and whatever that you want. Now list actions and reactions regarding the plot and conflict. Now list some objects and metaphors for the surrounding.
I see this method keeps the natural personality, voice, style and all that of your character because you have gotten it out in the form of excerpts before you write so you can keep track on their behaviour.
I have to know that if I am confused about something about it being ill I should get away from then God will guide me around it. If not, then it is not a mistake I intend to make. That scares me is that these chaos will come in future as well, stopping me dead, dragging me down. I need to remember that I am not perfect. I am not powerful.
Our understanding and emotions become so straight in the practical world.
Mobile word app lets me write my draft in small bites and big swallows in all places - park, doctor’s appointment wait, before sleep. And I can always polish it later. :D
It takes boldness to get out the craziest of ideas out.
I want a novel on pretty face boys doing action.
Job complete.
Next step- make this idea more deep and believable. Backstory may work as an explanation for this idea. Say, trends after WWII are quite different from IRL and Victorian style dominates the world BUT east stays a little isolated on this. That area got ignored during world wars because “the males are too pretty.” Actually, it could have happened. ._. The scary looking technologies it makes and the style -grunge and punk- it has developed (and not the Americans) kind of disturbs the people in hard Victorian styled countries. This looks good.
“The most interesting situations can usually be expressed as a What-if question:
What if vampires invaded a small New England village?
What if a policeman in a remote Nevada town went berserk and started killing everyone in sight?
What if a cleaning woman suspected of a murder she got away with her husband fell under suspicion for a murder she did not commit her employer?
What if a young mother and her son became trapped in their stalled car by a rabid dog?
These were all situations which occurred to me—while showering, while driving, while taking my daily walk—and which I eventually turned into books. In no case were they plotted, not even to the extent of a single note jotted on a single piece of scrap paper, although some of the stories are almost as complex as those you find in murder mysteries. Please remember that there is a huge difference between story and plot. Story is honorable and trustworthy; plot is shifty, and best kept under house arrest.”
- Stephen King, On Writing
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This is my favourite part of the book because this muse strike is simple and quick and this is the method we all have applied when we were kids. Keep the inner child alive!
I need good habits. Because success is not talent, it gets wasted; not knowledge; it gets misused; it’s habit.
People looking to change the world need constant motivation to keep going.
Chill, we can smart about only few things in our life.
I like writings which jumpstarts my imagination from the very beginning or inspires me in the end.