Unpublished Quotes

“The success of any endeavour is related to the depth of the emotional and intellectual connection you have with it. Very often, writers select topics to write about that diverge from what interests them. Or to talk about subjects of which they’re not firmly grounded – probably driven by some egoistic motives. What ends up happening to them is that they do not create decent work.”
― David Jeremiah, Unpublished: Top 18 Tips to Take You from An Idea to Becoming A Self-Published Author

“Look at writing, like riding a bicycle for the first time. In the beginning, you will make plenty of mistakes, get your knee discoloured, and your skin chopped a few times. Perhaps a dozen times, and it is nothing strange. The fact is you are a newcomer. The relationship between the crank, pedal, handlebar, brake lever, and everything else that goes into riding a bicycle, you do not understand yet. Still, that does not mean you cannot ride one. With a little more practice and grit, you will gain mastery in riding a bicycle. The same process goes with any human activity – singing, cooking, plumbing, etc.”
― David Jeremiah, Unpublished: Top 18 Tips to Take You from An Idea to Becoming A Self-Published Author

“What we can say about these things — your many attempts to write a book — is that there exists a book within you that desperately wants to be written.”
― David Jeremiah, Unpublished: Top 18 Tips to Take You from An Idea to Becoming A Self-Published Author