Open up the heart of a writer, and you will discover some pretty amazing things. They are a rare breed. These are the kind of people who go toward the struggle instead of running away from it. Why? Because they see past it into their dreams. This one characteristic in itself is one to glean many life lessons from, but for the moment ('cause I live in those), I thought I would briefly list what I thought writers could teach us all.
1. Don't be so afraid to put yourself out
there that you don't--if anything, do it scared.
2. Welcome constructive critique and
make the changes.
3. Let yourself dream and your
imagination soar.
4. Surround yourself with a supportive
network of people or animals or both.
5. Get a mentor or coach.
6. Keep in touch with your deep
emotions.
7. Take a break and recharge, when
you've hit a wall.
8. Know your strengths and be ready to
tell your story.
9. Read a lot of good books.
10. Never give up on your dreams.
What are some other things we can learn
from writers?