Joseph’s Comments (group member since Jul 07, 2016)

Joseph’s comments from the Write Your Heart Out group.

Don't let writers block stop you from creating what you know you can accomplish.

Live your life boldly.

Let me know if you guys need any template movie/tv-show screenplay scripts that you can use as a guide to practice and format your own.

Laporsha wrote: "when you say find a market and see what they are interested in what do you mean elabotate on that for me i think i have an idea of what you mean like figure out what will keep the people intrigued ..."

Sorry I'm so late on the response. When I say choose a market is basically saying who type of people do want to buy your books. Who are you trying to reach? If you need help I can help you break it down and focus in on a specific target.

PS: Have you begin writing the project yet? Any ideas or notes or thoughts you put to paper?

broken power

i fell in love with her powers
her magic became my distraction
from finding who was really meant for me
yet, i knew love was blinding
so it was like i kept rewinding,
a time i knew that
had no relevance,
it got to the point that
around this human i lost passion
to thrive in my creative nature
it was on that day love turned me cold
because the consecutive lies had become old
thank god nature saved me
and now i love me

-joseph

Brittany wrote: "I wrote this for Jesus:)

Broken Heart (Lyrics)

You on my mind, me thinking of You
You on my mind, me not knowing what to do
You are always on my mind, I think of you all the time
I know You can s..."

Love it! :) Thank you so much for sharing! Nothing like some great poetry. Please share more when you have time. Looking forward to reading more.

Laporsha wrote: "how did you first begin to write your books like did you just writing quotes or ideas in a note pad and you put those things together to create a story or did you just write a whole story all at on..."

So the first thing I did was lots of RESEARCH. You have to find your market and see what they are interested in. I started with quotes and brainstorming notes but not everyone begins that way. We all have out own creative process so you have to find what works best for you.

After you've researched and found your MARKET. Then you want to start writing a little each day. That's going to be the challenge is getting your thoughts onto paper and at first it may seem hard but I PROMISE you that if you stick with it you can do it.

I don't want to give you the next steps until you completed these because they are the foundation to creating a book and getting it published. Create an idea or story of how you envision your book to flow.

Warrior of the Light - Paulo Coelho
Most definitely a great book to inspire you.

Great screenwriting tip: Try to break down each scene piece by piece so that you don't overwhelm yourself. It's great to outline each act which should bullet-point the scenes and how you plan to navigate the story.

Beautiful day to live.

Great screenwriting tip: Stick to the format. Use the standard screenplay format as a template and just plug in your story. Don't write a screenplay on Microsoft Word without using the screenplay template or some form of screenwriting software.

Trust me it makes the process a lot easier in the end. Stay organized!

Some other great books that I really enjoyed were, Think & Grow Rich and Rich Dad Poor Dad. You guys should check them out if you haven't yet.

Living freely yet consciously.

This thread is ONLY for Poetry and those who want to just write to be free and release their thoughts. Remember, this a safe haven for all writers and we respect each others art and will show love to our members. Lets share energy and Write Our Hearts Out.

This thread will be for anyone interested in screenwriting. Hopefully I can share some tips with you that will be helpful.

Wanted to create a fun challenge. Drop a story only using four words. This is just to get our minds flowing, while learning to write without thinking too hard. Ready. Set. GO!

An amazing book that I believe that all human should at least read once in their lifetime is The Alchemist. It really shows the power of our dreams when we continue to strive and never give up.

Brandon wrote: "Im Brandon. Im here to share some of my creative thoughts and receive feedback. I write short stories and they cover a wide range of genres. Basically I write what comes from my mind. Each day is a..."

So happy to have you in the group Brandon. I'm a little late getting the ball rolling but I'm working on it. Please stay actively checking out the group. We're going to be doing some awesome things here.

This thread is to recommend any good books you may have ran across that we as group should read. Lets share energy and dig into each others library.

This thread is for anyone who has any advice or needs advice on how to get a book published. With me being a little seasoned in the publications field, I'm going to be sharing a lot of tips and resources with you guys. Feel free to comment questions and suggestions on this thread.