As a kid actor, I grew up in the theater, so it is natural that I should be attracted to writing plays and musicals. You may have never thought about it. It’s rewarding, even as an exercise. In plays, you have the visual of what is happening onstage and the spoken...
Overcoming self-doubt is the first step to becoming a writer. Whether you’re starting with personal stories, memoirs, or fiction, the key is simply to begin writing.
Writers must embrace their voice without fear. Write with conviction, tell the truth, and don’t look back—because your words matter.
Churn your passion into profit. Stop working for money and start creating what you love. Pursue your dreams and find fulfillment in doing what makes you truly happy.
Success in pursuing your dreams comes down to will and honesty. It’s not just about talent—it’s about obsessing over your goals, being open to opportunities, and having the courage to embrace your choices.
Happiness isn’t found in external success but within. Many creatives struggle with an insatiable need for more—more sales, more recognition—but true fulfillment comes from embracing the joy of creation itself. By shifting focus inward, we free ourselves to create authentically and find lasting peace.
Writers write—not because of inspiration, but because of curiosity, exploration, and the courage to put thoughts into words. Why not write as you think?
Writing and note-taking are not passive activities—they’re dialogues that improve memory retention. Learn how active engagement with your materials enhances long-term memory and comprehension.
Comparison and stress can hinder creativity and mental health. Writers, like everyone else, face challenges. Learn to set your own pace and stop comparing yourself to others to reduce stress and improve your well-being.
Writers hold unmatched influence, shaping ideas, challenging norms, and inspiring change. What kind of writer do you want to be?