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Help for the Hesitant Writer
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Little "shoves" for the Hesitant Writer

All it takes is pen and paper

You don't have to write the Great American Novel

Writing, even if just for yourself, is valuable.

Recording your thoughts in a journal is writing.

Telling someone about something on paper is writing

Writers happen in the best of families.

Writing is a respectable occupation.

Writing is a "worked-at" craft.

A struggling writer is more interesting than a no-writer.

Writing is therapeutic.

Write something, even if it’s wrong.

A story gets written a little bit at a time.

Writing every day means growing every day as a writer.

Writers are just ordinary people with something to share.

Discipline is remaining focused on your writing goal.

Believe that your writing is important.

A writer is always becoming.

A writer is continually a writer.

Writers should marry people, not other writers.

Write to be read, if only by you.

There are no fixed rules in writing.

Write every day.

Fear stops most people from writing.

Everybody has something important to say.

Write what is uniquely yours.

If you want to write, write.

As a writer, you are free.

Just get it down on paper.

You learn by making mistakes.

Write from the soul.

Be convinced you can write.

Think on paper.

Write even the little ideas.

Give yourself permission to write poorly.

Learn to write by doing it.

Writing is simply talking on paper.

Writing is a way of stalling death.

Write even when you don’t want to.

Write because you feel like writing.


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