What Motivates Me To Write

This writing hack saved me hours to stop procrastinating

Sometimes I want to write, but I do not know what to write? I mean, there are so many topics, yet I find a difficulty—a difficulty to express.

So I write, and I hit delete/backspace.

I sit, and I wonder if it will make sense to my readers? Would it even matter to hear it from me? Yes, it happens with me as well.

I am not the most excellent writer.

I still push myself.

Maybe just put a dot on an empty sheet of document, thinking it will build into a word, sentence, and then a paragraph.

Times have changed so much. Yet, I still remember writing was such a thrill when I was a child. So, sliding back into the memories, let me share the same experience I had with you.

First off, I used to write with a pencil. The fun part was getting the stationery in place. Sharpening the pencil, "O, I still remember even the fanciest one in those times, the lead pencil," (btw, if you're reading this, send me applauds if Camlin was your favorite one)

The number will reveal the truth. Joke.

I still remember the teacher in the class who gave the students a challenge —

A) To write about a topic with a time limit of 20 minutes.

B) It must contain five new vocabulary words I learned a week ago.

C) The writing style must be informal.

A writing challenge.

A thrill.

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