These are lines that stuck out to me when reading a book called Wild Mind, Living the writers life. By, Natalie Goldberg. (Part 14)
- You'll loose your reader if you are vague, not clear, & not present. I had to slow down, be specific & speak the truth. ( This is true & It's what I have to do when telling my story.)
- I was so scared not to be a writer that I wrote all the time. ( Relatable because I felt that I had no time to be a writer but I couldn't stop the compulsion to write. Now I have stories forever & am creating more.)
- A novel is a big dream, a whale of a dream. You have to go under for a long time into the dark waters of the mind & stay there... (Books don't just happen they are written)
- I had to leave myself, my will & control, & let the story come through me. I had to become egoless. ( I am working on becoming this to tell my story properly)
- I was afraid of that egoless state where nothing was happening. I thought I existed only when I created activities, universes & dreams. ( I am learning as I sit and type this that it is ok for me to exist in an egoless state.)
- We make up n-e-thing so we don't just have to be there face to face. (I've felt like this plenty of times)
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