Focus Fox says: Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going. Keep writing. Do 50 words right now. Inspired by Sam Levenson quote
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Blog Hiatus
I have a crazy project that I want to focus on, therefore I'm going to stop posting the Monday blog posts until January, 2019. Focus Fox will continue every Wednesday. 🙂 See you the beginning of 2019!
Reviewing Writing Classes
On a previous post, I mentioned having taken many classes. One of the comments asked some specific questions about the classes I've taken. It got me thinking that maybe it would be worth posting. I compiled a list of classes and will start the process of adding teacher, where I took the class, the summary … Continue reading Reviewing Writing Classes
Focus Fox: Sitting in the Shade
Focus Fox says: Just as someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago, someone will read your book tomorrow because of the words you write today. Inspired by Warren Buffett
Focus Fox: Cheer Up
Focus Fox says: For some writers, the best way to cheer them up is to put their protagonist in an impossible situation so they can get them out again. A quote if Mark Twain had been a writer... Oh wait he was! 😉
Focus Fox: Book
Focus Fox says: If you want to write that book, don't sit home thinking about writing. Get to that desk and get busy writing. Inspired by Dale Carnegie
Focus Fox: Love
Focus Fox says: Love unlocks doors and opens windows that weren't even there before. It also can remove pants and dresses in record time. Inspired by Mignon McLaughlin
Focus Fox: To Err
Focus Fox says: To err is human, but to really foul things up you need great plot device. Inspired by Paul R. Ehrlich
Focus Fox: Courage
Focus Fox says: Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and write. Inspired by Winston Churchill
Focus Fox: Feared Expression
Focus Fox says: One of the most feared expressions in modern times is 'The computer is down.' Closely followed by "And I forgot to back-up my novel." Inspired by Norman Ralph Augustine
