Why is it so hard to not let life get in the way of writing? Even my dedication to blogging has waned. I know that I should carve out 30 minutes each day to sit and write, whether on this blog, in my book, or elsewhere. I am doing A LOT of journaling, so I guess that can be considered writing.
I will be the first to admit that this is something I struggle with. As much as I know certain things will benefit me, it's hard for me to do it when I just don't feel like it, when I would rather relax than exercise or write or wake up early. As I continue to push myself to be a better person and a better writer, self-discipline is in the forefront of my self-exploration.
I may not have the space for it yet, but ever since I started writing books and publishing them, I've dreamed of having my own writing studio on my property. What is it about the tiny secluded space that send writers over the moon? They're just so completely perfect in their "away from them"-ness. (Yes, that's a Gilmore Girls quote!)
About a year ago I started selling used books on Amazon. They make you put a name for your business so I just popped in the name of a bookstore in one of my books, The Quivering Quill Bookshop. I still adore that name, but now feel it's too long and when you think of quivering on its own, you don't really think of writing literature. So I've shortened it to: The Quill Bookshop
Three New Titles Have Been Released Recently from Amazon Bestselling Author Alex Apostol!
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