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Since many of you are doing A to Z Challenge, I'll make this short and, hopefully, helpful. To succeed as a writer you have to be flexible. I don't mean jump at each new trend, but be willing to try to new things.
If you have time and more interest, I wrote a lengthier post on this topic last week over at The Roses of Prose. I will be without internet service until the weekend when I'll try to get to everyone. Thanks for understanding.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
#ISWG: Flexibility
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Diane Burton combines her love of mystery, adventure, science fiction and romance into writing romantic fiction.
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Without internet? *gasp* How will you survive?! On a more serious note, YES! Flexibility to the max. And then you have to exercise muscles you didn't know existed.
ReplyDeleteCrystal Collier
Laughing at Crystal's comment. But then recognizing the fact that I'm not sure how I would do without Internet for days on end. One day, sure, but multiple days? I don't know...
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I agree. Flexibility is SO important!
I'm still working at being flexible in my writing but improvement is being made. However, flexible in the physical sense is ..... never gonna happen :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice, Diane....
ReplyDeleteGreat message Diane, we sure have to be flexible and reinvent ourselves all the time, and as writers, we have no excuse to get lazy. :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with the others, this is a great message and something I need to remember. Sadly I'm not very good at it LOL.
ReplyDeleteThis is so true. Thanks for the reminder. Hopping over to Roses of Prose now.
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