The way I wrote and finished my book was to assign a set time each day (4:30 a.m.) where I would write undisturbed for as long as I needed. I listened to a single cellist (all of her work, looped) and only listened to her when I wrote. I immersed myself and set my worries aside, particularly my lack of confidence, hesitancy and self-critical nature. And I just moved forward.
I listen to my heart, find my courage to be vulnerable and write about the unexpected that comes when you share your art, versus the mundane and predictability of logic.
The way I wrote and finished my book was to assign a set time each day (4:30 a.m.) where I would write undisturbed for as long as I needed. I listened to a single cellist (all of her work, looped) and only listened to her when I wrote. I immersed myself and set my worries aside, particularly my lack of confidence, hesitancy and self-critical nature. And I just moved forward.
I love that! It sounds like you've created a ritual that allows the words to flow freely. Thanks for sharing.
I listen to my heart, find my courage to be vulnerable and write about the unexpected that comes when you share your art, versus the mundane and predictability of logic.
Thanks Pooja! What kind of art do you make?
Yay! Glad you're here, lending your voice, sharing your musings, The world needs all our voices!
Thanks Beth! I'm glad you're joining me here!