Secrets To A Never Ending Stream Of Writing Inspiration
A Writer’s Life
By Grace K. Bianco
There’s inspiration in just about everything.
Figuring out what to write takes me longer than actually writing. I think and think until I can’t think any more. The more I write the less topics that are left, but the more I read the more that flow. (I will dive more into that at the end, but I will give a quick example now. Deb Palmer’s article, “Are You Listening When Taps You on the Shoulder?”, actually gave me the idea for this article.)
Writing for Medium is about consistency. Whether you write once a week or daily, you most likely have some kind of writing goal to hit each week to really make it on here. For me, I really do all that I can to post three times a week.
As a lifestyle blogger, there is only so much to say, right? Wrong! 179 blogs later, there is always something to say. So, what are my secrets? How do I always find inspiration each week?
1. Easy To Get To Notes
This is a MUST for all writers, and I can’t be convinced otherwise.
Whether you are a lifestyle blogger like me or a history writer, you need a notebook of some sort with you at all times. (I use my phone notes.)
