4 Motivational Quotes to Supercharge Your Writing Goals
Written by a ghostwriter who knows the struggle
Writing a book isn’t just a goal — it’s a legacy.
But are your writing goals truly aligned with your long-term aspirations?
Here’s a closer look at four powerful motivational quotes that can help you evaluate and refine your writing goals to unlock your full potential.
1. The Power of Setting Goals
“Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible.” — Tony Robbins
Most people fail before they even start.
They see writing a book as an insurmountable task. The secret? Break it down. Start with clear, attainable goals. Successful authors don’t write books — they write chapters, pages, or even paragraphs. Aim for progress, not perfection.
For instance, instead of telling yourself you’ll write a book this year, set a goal to write 500 words every day. This way, the invisible task of completing a book becomes a visible, manageable daily habit. Here’s what to do next: set a daily word count goal that feels achievable. It could be 200 words, 500 words, or even just a single paragraph.
