“Unlock the Secret Drive: Discover the Hidden Forces That Ignite Your Writing Passion!”

"Unlock the Secret Drive: Discover the Hidden Forces That Ignite Your Writing Passion!"

Do you ever find yourself going through the motions of life, wondering why you do the things you do? You’re not alone! Reflecting on my own experiences, I’ve had plenty of moments where I stumbled through a task or chased after an elusive goal, all while asking: what’s the purpose here? As writers, we can sometimes get lost in the chaos of deadlines and drafts, forgetting the vital question that should underpin our passion—our “why.” In this heartfelt exploration, we’ll peel back the layers of motivation, examining how understanding your true purpose can steer your writing journey and ultimately save you from unnecessary regrets. So, why wait? Let’s dive deeper into what fuels your pen and insights! LEARN MORE.

Oh So Clear

Find your “why”

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I often do things without knowing why.

When I’m alone, I start talking to myself in voices that range from “bad impression of Batman” to “deranged cartoon squirrel.” When I step on a pebble, I immediately try to step on another one to get a matching feeling on my other foot. And when I don’t know what to do with my life, I casually waste a decade chasing a degree that now lives inside of a box somewhere.

Now, while the funny voices and pebble-stepping rituals are probably just symptoms of some lingering Tourette’s and OCD, pointlessly pursuing academic degrees is a symptom of something more serious: having no clue of what to do with my life.

Fortunately, getting a PhD wasn’t entirely wasted. At the very least, it taught me an invaluable lesson: doing something without a clear reason can lead to a butt-load of wasted time, energy, and, sometimes, regret. You might even end up spending years and thousands of dollars to become an expert in something no one — including you — cares about.

That’s why, as a writer, you should know your “why.” Why do you think regularly sitting down and rearranging words on a screen is a good idea? Why do you want to do this writing thing? Is it for prestige? To prove something to yourself or…

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