As writing becomes a regular part of my day, I am finding that as I sit down to write in my blog, articles for the online literacy site, or for the book project that I am working on, I fall immediately into a self-reflective type of meditation. It as if I can see and feel what my mind is considering.
I am not sure if all writers find thins place, but I have to say that I am enjoying it. It gives my thoughts voice and a need to explore.
Writing is hard. Good writing is even harder. Blogging, for me has become a bit of a mainstreaming activity that allows my thoughts to find a place to express themselves. So far, for me...this type of writing isn't hard. In fact, it is therapeutic.
I decided before the beginning of the year that I was going to become much more intentional with my writing...even if there was no audience.
My short-thoughts would be my blog posts.
My well thought-out ideas would become my articles for my literacy site editor.
My real work would be chapter work and research in my current book project.
So far so good.
I am hopeful that others that have lifted the veil of procrastination in their writing are feeling a similar sense of growth. Of course, I could not be doing any of this without my wonderful support system...especially those that nudge me to write daily.
Be Mindful.
Peace
Mark Levine
#Mindfulliteracy
@LevineWrites
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