Develop a habit of writing every day

I normally start writing for a day or two and then stop for a week, not a good idea for me.

Between writing in my personal diary and keeping up with social network sites, I think I can finally improve the quality of my Blog.

Nothing much can be said for a little pleasure that’s brought both smiles and tears to my face.

I have pages of journal entries that have nothing but ramblings on, but if I really read into them,who knows what can be found there? Writing like this helps relieve stress, too.

I’m currently marketing My Authentic Soul on amazon.com and other places, but I don’t need to stop writing new things. Today I turned off the TV and other distractions, made myself some tea, and sat down with my notebook and pen. It’s good to have a journal and write an entry in it every day, even if you don’t use anything from it in your writing. I have to do some kind of free writing, or else nothing will flow. I end up writing about any and every thing I could possibly think of without stopping for mistakes. This helps get the juices flowing. And, you have a notebook of thoughts to look back on later.

As always, I set a limit on the time so that I know If I have reached my goal, so this is my goal till I can do it for 30 days consecutively, which may take longer than you think. :)

100words.com and I write 100 everyday.

I am doing OK…I write something about every other day.

With my new website >> www.munint.net << this should increase to a daily “done deed”.

I won’t consider this task done until I have written for 30 days straight!

I ‘ve noticed that I’ve been posting here quite a bit more regularly, so I’m going to use that as a cop-out and say that my habit is writing here every day. Otherwise, I just don’t honestly have the urge to write much anymore.

I’ve got a writing-related goal, “Be a better blogger,” that will have to do for now. I can’t imagine doing any more writing than the blogging, considering I also write for a living. I’ve got to spend some time away from the computer.