“Unlock the Secrets of the World Around You: The Art of Transformative Observational Writing”
There’s a story, an essay, or a poem in there somewhere. But you missed it because you were plugged in. You weren’t paying attention to your surroundings. You weren’t being observant.
Whether it’s noticing the way sunlight flickers through the auburn and golden leaves of a maple tree at high noon on an autumn day or the behavior of people in an airport, inspiration abounds all around you. If you’re not paying attention, you’ll miss it.
But if you are paying attention, you can absorb it, process it, and put it into your writing. That’s the power of observation, and if you can cultivate it, you’ll get some of your best ideas from taking in the world around you (and the people in it). Every day, you’re exposed to bits of dialogue, interesting stories, and funny situations. Turn these into poems, stories, articles, and essays.
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