Like most, I thought it was the infamous writer's block.
Except it wasn't.
My head is filled with ideas.
I don't run out of inspiration.
I don't have time to put everything on paper...
Then why I couldn't write?
Because I was frustrated, disappointed, hurt, discouraged and exhausted.
Nobody believed or appreciated me. Not even myself.
Once I got over this, I regained my insatiable desire to write.
But it took a lot of effort. Tremendous work with my mind.
To be a writer, you need to believe in yourself.
You need to be convinced that your stories are amazing and people will love them.
You need to realise that there is a market for every author, every book and every story.
If a salesman manages to sell a fridge to an Eskimos, it means that there is a market for everything.
It's not up to others to make you believe in yourself.
It doesn't matter what they think of you as a person, all it matters is what you think of you.
It goes without saying that you need to have a skill to sell. It could be anything, not only writing.
I wrote a book about it.
I recommend it to everyone who has a dream bigger than themselves.
Real people who write the books they put their names on. Authors for Life.
Watch out for the next post in which I am going to give you 10 steps on how to overcome this dramatic stage of any real writer.
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