Day 30. A word for another

Write the story that you want to tell.

What does this story mean to you? What are you trying to say? What is the theme of the story? It can be tempting to discount our voices and writing, especially when your writing isn’t intended to be ‘serious’ or ‘literary,’ but not every writer focuses on ‘serious’ themes or styles (all the time). Maybe it’s to bring fun, centers around comedy so the writing would be more light-hearted, simple.

(You are a writer and the things you write matter.)

Writing is made up of thousands of little decision making, every word that we write is after an evaluations of sorts in our mind. Why we choose to use ‘He’s Mark’ instead of ‘My name is Mark’ (i.e someone is introducing to another instead of Mark is introducing himself to someone).

(You are the only one who can write, the story inside.)

Be clear of your practice, of your work, of your intention.

Go forth now, and author your own narrative—shape your destiny with every word penned!