What Does It Take To Be “Good Enough” As A Writer?
From a writer who questions himself (often)
What will it take for you to feel “good enough” to pursue your writing dreams?
Graduating with a degree in English?
Reading one more “how to” book on creative writing?
Buying the latest course or joining another senseless mastermind?
It’s normal to feel like you have to reach a certain level before you can start that article, manuscript, or book you’ve always dreamed of writing.
But what if I told you that you don’t need any of those things?
Expanding your knowledge and abilities is something you should definitely work toward as a writer. But be careful that you don’t chase the elusive feeling of being “good enough,” of being “ready” — only to delay your own ink-slinging dreams in the process.
Because the problem with “good enough” is that it’s a moving target.
There’s always gonna be one more level of education you could achieve…
There’s always gonna be one more mind-blowing writing concept to learn…
There’s always gonna be one more…
