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Just start, and believe that your story will lead you where to go next.

WRITERS , Don't worry if the first few lines are terrible. Don't worry if you have no idea what will happen beyond the first paragraph. Don't even worry that you will probably have to write that first paragraph over. . Just start, and believe that your story will lead you where to go next.

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Just start, and believe that your story will lead you where to go next.

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  1. WRITERS,Don't worry if the first few lines are terrible. Don't worry if you have no idea what will happen beyond the first paragraph. Don't even worry that you will probably have to write that first paragraph over. Just start, and believe that your story will lead you where to go next. ~ Rhonda Bowen, author of Get You Good

  2. WRITERS,There will always be someone who made it before you, who got a contract faster than you, who got offered more money than you, who has more sales than you and who seems to be doing better at this writing thing than you. His plan for the other person is not His plan for you, but both plans are just as important. Do what God has placed in your heart to do.~ Rhonda Bowen, author of Get You Good

  3. Writing Tip:Never Give Up! No matter how many rejections you receive, or how many doors seem to close when you’re looking for publishing opportunities, don’t allow yourself to become discouraged. Surround yourself with positive people! ~ Nicole Rouse, author of Happily Ever Now Series

  4. Even on days when you are extremely busy, have nothing to write about, or have writer’s block, take 2-3 minutes to write something in a journal or notebook. Discipline is important for writers. ~ Nicole Rouse, author of Happily Ever Now Series Writing Tip:Write Everyday!

  5. The true path to happiness is only through faith …

  6. Don't be a "Closet Writer” The one thing I would impress upon aspiring writers to NOT do would be to sit on their work waiting for the doorbell to ring. You have to let others read what you write. Lisa WatsonAuthor of Love Contract

  7. Invest in an Editor Get your manuscript edited by a professional, literary editor. Not your friend, family member, or an old English teacher, but a literary editor. Lisa WatsonAuthor of Love Contract

  8. Be Prepared Publishers, agents and editors are expecting your manuscript to be as perfect as it can be before it gets to their desk. ~ Lisa Watson, Author ofLove Contract

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