By Author, Poet, Trainer and Writing Coach Glenn Proctor
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(In these examples, use descriptive language. Do not use I)
- Write a daily sentence – 15 words or less – that speaks of your positive qualities.
- Once a month, compose a sentence about your mentor and how they have helped you. No longer than 20 words.
- Sit in front of the mirror and write about what you see. Describe face, hair, lips, eyes, forehead, nose, brow, cheeks and, of course, color and MOOD.
- Write an eight-line poem about a long friendship or good relationship.
- Write about your BEST DAY EVER in 25 words.
- Describe each of your children in 15 words. Those without children, write about a niece or nephew or another young relative.
- Write a four-sentence rhyming poem about what you think about before going to bed.
- Write a sentence about “love” every day.
- Write about your WORST DAY in 20 words.
- Write a new affirmation every day.
Ask yourself: Am I writing daily? Am I focused? Am I enjoying the writing process? Do I believe what I am writing? Am I writing too little and editing too much? Do I write at a special time in a special place? Is my writing fiction or reality? Is it personal or for family, friends or general consumption?
