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Writer's Success Technique

To inspire creative thoughts and achieve writing success, assume the end result (e.g., story written, accepted, popular). Condense this into a feeling of…

Step by step

  1. 1. Assume the story has already been written and accepted by a great publishing house.
  2. 2. Reduce the idea of being a writer to the sensation of satisfaction.
  3. 3. Repeat phrases like "Isn't it wonderful!" or "Thank you, thank you, thank you" until you feel successful.
  4. 4. Alternatively, imagine a friend congratulating you.
  5. 5. Live and act as though you are now the author you desire to be.
  6. 6. Assume you have the talent for writing and that people are hungry for your work.
  7. 7. Persist in this assumption.

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AssumptionEnd StateSatisfactionAffirmationCreative FlowPersistence

Q&a 1948 Lessons

To inspire creative thoughts and achieve writing success, assume the end result (e.g., story written, accepted, popular). Condense this into a feeling of satisfaction and use affirmations or imagined scenes (like congratulations) to reinforce this feeling. Live and act from the assumption of already being the successful author.

Assume the story has already been written and accepted by a great publishing house. Reduce the idea of being a writer to the sensation of satisfaction. Repeat the phrase, "Isn't it wonderful!" or "Thank you, thank you, thank you," over and over again until you feel successful. Or, imagine a friend congratulating you. There are unnumbered ways of implying success, but always go to the end. Your acceptance of the end wills its fulfillment. Do not think about getting in the mood to write, but live and act as though you are now the author you desire to be. Assume you have the talent for writing. Think of the pattern you want displayed on the outside. If you write a book and no one is willing to buy it, there is no satisfaction. Act as though people are hungry for your work. Live as though you cannot produce stories, or books fast enough to meet the demand. Persist in this assumption and all that is necessary to achieve your goal will quickly burst into bloom and you will express it.

This technique emphasizes 'going to the end' by fully accepting the desired outcome as already accomplished. By embodying the feeling of success and acting from that assumption, one aligns their consciousness with the goal, causing the necessary means and inspiration to manifest.

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