What makes a writer successful at his or her
craft? What helps them sell books and influence others? What makes him or
her a success?
- Visualize
Get an image or a scene in your mind of how something will play out in your favor. Envision writing or convincing someone to buy your book or one of your social media posts going viral.
2. Plan and Be Flexible
Always plan ahead but be prepared to alter
it. You always need a roadmap to get you to where you want to go. Be as
detailed and dead-lined as possible.
3.
Work
Longer
Yes, be savvy, assertive, and creative.
Outsource and get others to do more for you. But you still need to put in more
hours at a high level to break through and achieve greatness.
4.
Imagine
What Could Be
Do not just like how things are or believe they
must stay this way. Don’t reflect on the past and wish for those times to
change. Instead, look to the future with optimism and possibility over
probability. Say: what if and pursue that line of thinking all the way through.
Change your assumptions, knowledge, connections, and actions --- and you’ll get
new results.
5.
Brainstorm
Without Judgment
Take in new ideas from all sources. Brainstorm
with others or just yourself. Don’t edit any ideas on the spot. Review
and analyze later.
6.
Anticipate
Problems, Setbacks, Losses, Errors, Failures
You can be a positive person and still
acknowledge the odds of reality: something can and eventually will go wrong. Be
prepared. By thinking ahead, you can take steps now to try to insulate against
setbacks or to be prepared in deed-- and thought -- to handle them when they arise.
7. Never
Give Up On Yourself
Always believe in yourself -- and always put in
the effort to improve yourself. You are not great because you simply believe
it’s true. You believe yourself and continue to make yourself belief-worthy.
8.
Remain
Open To New Ideas
Pure and simple, we make daily judgments, about
people, ideas, etc. But keep evaluating these things and remain open to new
ways of doing things. Times change --- and you should change with them.
9.
Be
Realistic, But Optimistic
Be grounded in fact, but don’t stop reaching
beyond your means, believing in yourself, and hoping for better results.
Choose to see the potential in someone or something.
10.
Be Open To
Opportunity
Have an opportunistic mindset, where everyone
and everything offers potential for you to expand your writing career.
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