New Report Reveals How Even the US House Can Learn Strategies for Successful Writing

June 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Molly Rider has officially put the US House and the Writing industry on notice: Writing Motivation is now faster, easier and more productive than ever before.

Through Molly’s series on writing motivation, you will learn how to make any activity more delightful, beat the inner critic, and always start with something pre-written on the page.

How? Because, Molly has identified several key action steps most important for entrepreneurs’ and writers to take when trying to maintain high levels of writing motivation.  This includes,
1.  Always keeping your proverbial writing ‘bucket’ full and ways to easily keep it there
2.  Always giving your inner critic space to express itself and then move beyond it.
3.  Always talking to your writing like you would talk to a sweetheart and the reasons why

These writing motivation steps are just apart of a series of strategies for successful writing that Molly Rider has developed.  She is quoted saying, “Our writing motivation series has helped entrepreneurs and writers bring fun and enjoyment back into the writing process.  Where other writing coaches look at how to just get it done and written well, I emphasize the importance of the journey.  When you can acknowledge your mood and rise above it, then you will always be able to find writing motivation!”

Molly Rider elaborates on two strategies for successful writing here.  To see the full article, visit http://www.mollyrider.com

1.  Make it delightful.
I use this writing motivation tip ALL of the time and learned it while coaching with SARK, Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy. The idea is to spice up your daily planner.  Instead of designating time to “write and post a blog,” designate time to “share your latest secret/inspiration/joke/tip…”   It just sounds more fun! And the more we envision ourselves having fun the easier it is to get started.

As Molly Rider added, “The writing motivation concept of making it delightful can work for anything! I once wrote 'cake time' in my planner and then brought cake to a difficult planning session at work.  Everyone was happier and more motivated, and I no longer dreaded the meeting or the writing project we had to finish.”

To watch a video clip on the writing motivation concept of making it delightful, check out: http://www.mollyrider.com/2011/05/08/playing-captain-hook/

2.  GAMES! The Index Card Tossing Game
Yes! The strategies for successful writing include a game.  To stay inspired when it is time to write a blog or a chapter of your book, keep note cards around.  When you get an idea for a blog or for a part in your chapter, write it down on a note card.  One idea per note card.  Then, when you are ready to play the game, take the stack of note cards and toss them into the air! Close your eyes and pick one up at random.  Set the timer for 5+ minutes and start writing. To see this writing motivation tip in action, check out: http://www.mollyrider.com/2011/05/26/writing-motivation2/

To read the complete 5 step solution to writing motivation strategies is fully documented in a new special report, Maintain Writing Motivation for GOOD! The FREE report is available immediately at http://www.mollyrider.com

For media inquiries, to arrange for an interview or an expert quote, please contact Molly Rider at 603-568-8637

Molly Rider has many years of experience writing and has studied at the University of Oxford, England.   She is the founder of Empowered Writing Now, a global writing organization that helps people live successfully through writing.  To learn more, visit
http://www.mollyrider.com

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Writing coach, Molly Rider of Empowered Writing Now helps people live successfully through writing in business, in leisure and in life. Discover your unique personal power as you blog, write your first eBook or novel. WRITE to your right life!