I want to be a writer. I might even be one now, that's debatable. My supportive, loving friends and family tell me I'm a writer, but I do doubt it almost daily. But I want to be a writer so I soldier on.
Some days I almost write something. Some days I actually write something. Most days I have no focus and feel a little lost. At least, that's how I WAS feeling.
Before Dana's book. I'm not kidding. I now feel like I have a plan as a writer because her book offerred up a bunch of fabulous suggestions and I jumped right in and started following them.
The best part is that the
book is more like a package. It comes with a writer's bucket list workbook, a bucket list of exercises, and a brainstorming workbook.
The three items from the list that I am attacking first are:
1. Writing poetry - this is not easy. I am attempting a serious piece, and you might remember the fun children's
piece that I did last week. Neither one is easy, lol.
2. Start a newsletter - I have a start date in my mind for June 1st and am currently brainstorming what this will be about. (of course if you have any suggestions or requests, please feel free to voice them)
3. Interview someone and write their story - I haven't picked this person yet, but I'll keep you posted on the assignment (and again, if you have a suggestion or request, please do speak up).
This book is officially available today, February 5th, and I heartily recommend it. If you decide to purchase it, please do let me know how much you enjoyed it.