Nobody Was Watching, So I Won
Unlocking the power of solitude in your writing journey
When you start out as a writer, the lack of an audience can feel like a failure.
But what if I told you that the empty seats, the silence, that echo when you drop a line — those are your secret weapons? This isn’t a pep talk; it’s a strategy session. Let’s dig into how the quiet can be your loudest cheerleader.
The Fear of Eyes and the Freedom of Obscurity
Imagine stepping into a boxing ring for the first time with a crowd roaring around you.
Intimidating, right? Now picture training in that same ring, alone — just you and the echoes of your punches. No eyes, no expectations, just pure focus. This is the beginner’s playground, the sandbox of growth. Here’s what to do next: Write without restraint. Make mistakes — lots of them.
This is your time to experiment with styles, topics, and voices without the fear of criticism.
Routine: The Unsung Hero of Mastery
Consistency isn’t glamorous, but it’s the most reliable friend you’ve got.
It’s about turning up, day after day, and putting words on the page. Let me break it down: pick a time of day when…
