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So stop fretting. Get rid of Dudley Doolittle and pick your penup for battle!
6. Stop worrying about "not knowing what to say". Often you mayfeel as though you've got "zero balance" as far as knowledge ona certain topic is concerned. But that is the purpose ofbrainstorming, my friend. Brainstorming is for you to know whatyou already know about the topic and fill in the gaps later.
2. Remember: you can write. Let it be your battle cry. You arean interesting person and you have something important to say.My personality development teacher once said, "Don't beinhibited by holding back." Think of your accomplishments andrecall how interested your friend was when you told her aboutit. Picture someone who would just love to know about the topicyou are writing about.
1. Have the courage to pick up your pen and let your heart out.Say what you have to say. Do not mind your grammar. Forbiddingrules on grammar as well as rules on punctuation only choke youup, preventing your creative juice to flow and narrowing yourexploration space. Write what comes to mind in fragments,jargons, vernacular or slang, or even in your abbreviations.There is only [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] one rule to follow - yours!
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Dudley Doolittle (hope Ms. Ryan would not mind my borrowing) isa little devil that appears as soon as you grab a pen, or evenwhile you're in the middle [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] of a major writing session. You areso engrossed in scribbling your thoughts when suddenly you pauseto ask yourself how could you write something utterly uselessand - poof! Where have all those loud thoughts gone?
No one is exempted from Elizabeth A. Ryan's "Dudley Doolittle",and no one could have coined a better name for every writer'senemy - the dreaded "block".
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If I have not magnified your confidence with my perk talks, hereare some things Ms. Ryan would suggest. Read on!
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8. Write as much and as often as you can. Make it a hobby. Ajournal is your best shot.
More than hundreds of people could have been writers if they hadnot let Dudley get the better of them, if they had not held backperfectly good ideas for fear of being wrong.
I have imagined Dudley as a little red devil complete with apointed tail, two tiny horns, little fangs and that fork whichhe should have left at a dinner table. He sits on your shoulderwhispering negativity to your ears to lure your focus away fromwriting.
4. Writing more than one draft clearly reminds you that no [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] onewill ever get a glimpse of your early disasters. It's likepracticing until you've perfected it. The draft is yours tokeep, just to figure out what you can write.
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