D. Gene Strother
By D. Gene Strother on Feb 15, 2008 in writing, procrastination | 0 Comments
I have been putting off writing this article.
(Get it? Putting off writing about procrastination? Come on. Smile. Or does it hurt too much to smile?)
Someone once said, “If it weren’t for the last minute, I wouldn’t get anything done.” They said it. I stole it…because, I live it every day. That is especially true concerning […]
By D. Gene Strother on Jan 4, 2008 in Getting started, writing, procrastination | 0 Comments
A new year brings new hope, new opportunities, new resolutions, new challenges…
But a new year never seems to completely rid us of old baggage, does it? Too often, we cling to the same old excuses, the same old fears, the same old inhibitions.
You have a desire to write, but you fear failure. You plan to finally […]
By D. Gene Strother on Dec 2, 2007 in Getting started, writing, procrastination | 0 Comments
How does a writer decide what to write? You have a gift. It has been verified by those who have read you. They tell you things like, “You oughtta write a book!” And you think, “Yeah! I oughtta write…something.”
But what?
Few things are more frustrating than staring at a blank piece of notebook paper or the […]
