A writer's life

Motivational and Inspirational quotes for writers about writing. Compiled by The Amazing Office - Visit our product pages for a great selection of writing journals.

Are you ready to create a life that makes more room for what you love? Check out these tips on how to live like a writer.

Are you an aspiring writer looking to take your skills to the next level? Have you ever dreamt of writing a book, becoming an accomplished writer, or simply writing to the best of your ability? Then read this article to discover the three clues that will help you know if you are a gifted writer! Discovering these clues can open the door to new possibilities and help you pursue your dreams. Even if you're not an amazing writer, you can still be a successful author!

Whether you are trying to write a novel, pen an epic poem, or maintain a blog about this or that, it’s inevitable that you will at some point experience one of the following: lack of inspiration decrease in motivation general malaise writing burnout general I-don’t-give-a-shit Some people refer to these symptoms as “writer’s block,” but I … Continue reading What to Write About When You Have Nothing to Write About

By Daniel Ford Someone said to me this morning, “There is not enough coffee in the world to get me through this week." After a Patriot’s Day off, I feel the same way. Alas, writers aren’t allowed a day off. Even when your eyelids are heavy, your hangover is crushing, and your hand is crippl

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So, you’ve got the itch to write, but you’re stuck staring at a blank page? Trust me, you’re not alone. Every great writer has been exactly where you are, wondering where to start or what to say. Here’s the thing—writing isn’t about waiting for that perfect idea to hit you. It’s about starting. Here’s my advice: 1. Start small. Write about your day, your thoughts, or a conversation you overheard. The key is to just write, even if it feels ordinary. Ideas will flow as you go. 2. Explore wh...