What do you do if your talent is not writing and you want to be an author?
Tamra Oviatt, author of her new book Out of the Mind Matrix suggests to write out loud. Instead of frustrating yourself trying to find the perfect words and figure out the proper grammar and egads even spelling…. speak your book out loud and then have it transcribed. This is an easy way to let your creativity flow and not get bogged down at the keyboard.
And speaking of letting your creativity flow… Patrick Prohaska, author of his new book Brain Cells – Escape from your Mental Prisons, suggests to keep writing the first draft, rather than perfecting the first chapter. It allows the creative process to continue and you can always go back and tweak the first chapter later.
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Blessings Patricia, I have been writing out loud since I was in my teens. I now write out loud beofre the Lord when I am in a still and quiet place. God hears our words, thoughts and prayers long before we say them either in written form or speaking out loud. I love that I can do that in my writings today, just write what is on my heart.
I agree Lynn! I receive my best inspiration, guidance, and clarity when I get quiet and literally speak from my heart. I am happy that you find it helpful as well!