You Have Plenty of Ideas to Write About
All you need is a key to release them
Every writer needs help to come up with fresh ideas. Getting started can feel daunting for many of us, whether it's a blog post, business communication, class assignment, short story, screenplay, or novel.
Once we commit, it's typically a series of fits and starts with a dash of uncertainty as we push through the process. It's something like giving birth — finally, the effort's complete. We feel exhausted yet elated about our finished draft.
Carefully, we read through it again for the umpteenth time and make some final tweaks. We let it rest for a time. With a groan and sigh, we hit "Publish." And so goes another story, out for public consumption. Hopefully, it will do well, and the world will be kind.
I started listening to a podcast some time ago, The Writer Files, with host Kelton Reid. I've been working my way forward from the first episode in 2015.
I enjoy listening to these writers and their respective journeys. Many of them are accomplished and recognized as brilliant in their field. Reid's guest writers run the gamut. They include bloggers, journalists, poets, short story writers, novelists, online content creators, and screenplay writers.
