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Thoughts for 2/14/2018

2/14/2018

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The wisest things you can do as a writer are to make use of others’ experiences, to develop writing aids to make your work easier, and to investigate all available resources.
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Articles From The Heart

2/14/2018

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Have you ever considered writing what are often called "articles from the heart"? It can be a learning experience. It requires little research in the traditional sense. It does require that you dig deeply into your feelings and be willing to expose those emotions to others as well as use them to enrich your creative efforts.
 
Do you think you can do this? Let's consider some of the attributes of a writer of articles from the heart.

1)  Do you have strong ideas about the world, ideas about how to make things better? Are you  anxious to express your opinions in whatever venue you find yourself?

2) Is giving considered advice easy for you? Are people always coming to you with their problems? When they do, does it feel like your mind moves into a special place where ideas and answers seem to flow freely?

3) Are you able to see the big picture? In other words, you recognize the negative, but you also see the upside possible if you don't allow yourself to drown in the negativity. In other words, you are not blindly optimistic; you are a blend of emotion and logic, making informed choices.

4) Are you willing to share individual experiences to create a bond with your reader? Ego can often prevent you from sharing your experiences with others, afraid you'll be mocked or discounted. It is only the individual circumstances that differ from one person to another. The emotions link us all. The lessons to be learned from these experiences are common. If you share your journey, the choices you made along the way, and the results, you are offering your unique perspective to the reader.
 
There are a variety of categories for which you can write articles from your heart.
•  Dying to tell others HOW TO do something? It can range from How To Write A Resume to How To Plant A Perennial Garden.

•  In today's world with the political arena attempting to manipulate people's lives, there are a myriad of CONTROVERSIAL topics upon which you can offer your thoughts.

•  Are you full of stories passed down from one generation to the next? Has your own life been chocked full of ADVENTURE? Ready to spin your tale?

•  Do you ever look at the world around you as you go about your day and OBSERVE things that are being taken for granted? Can you express the beauty or the sadness or the simplicity that defines them?

•  Do you have wistful memories of another time? Are they still vivid in your mind? Share your NOSTALGIA, giving the stories size, shape, and color so that others can live there for a while with you.

•  HUMOR is appreciated by everyone at some point. It is rare to find someone who can find humor in the simplest moments. Someone I have appreciated since meeting her on Facebook is Vickie DeCoster. The best humor isn't forced.

•  The articles that have grown out of my passion are INSPIRATIONAL. Mine are in the field of Spiritual Psychology, but inspiration can cover many areas. These are about being able to motivate others, especially in a field about which you are enthusiastic.
 
Interested in writing these articles from the heart?

 


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    Dannye Williamsen

    Working with words is my passion. Working with others to help them reach their goals is also my passion. Editing incorporates the two. Perfect!

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