Category: Prompts

Your inner critic.

How do you handle or quiet your inner critic?

How do you tame your inner critic?

Give your inner critic a make-over.

 

 

 

Write about your worst habit.

No thinking! Just write.

 

 

Write about nicknames.

Did you have a nickname growing up? If yes, did you like it?

If not, what nickname would give yourself as a child?

What nickname would you give yourself now?

Write about nicknames.

 

 

Best or worst advice you have ever heard or given.

Just write!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Today’s Writing Prompt:

Things I can’t forget . . .

Take a moment and then . . . Just Write!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Want to write? Having trouble getting started? Stuck in a rut?

Using prompts, or ideas, are a great way to free your mind and unstick your blocked mind.

Set a timer for fifteen minutes. Choose one of the prompts below and Just Write!

I remember . . .

A childhood memory

Something bad that turned out good

Something you would like to see again

Someone from your childhood

How I really spent my summer vacation

Or, write whatever is on your mind.

Just write! It’s healthy. It can be fun. And it’s free!

Do dreams come true? I think they can. I’ve had a dream since 2005, an item I can now cross off my bucket list: Produce a series of books to inspire writing.

The recently published, The Write Spot: Reflections is the third book in The Write Spot Series.

Today’s Prompt:

Write your bucket list . . . things you want to do. Your dream wish list. Take a few minutes for this.

Next: Choose an item from this list and write as if it were five years from now and you have completed your dream. A sort of cheerleading note to yourself.

Go on . . . Dare to dream!

For more inspirational writing on this topic:

Prompt #212: What is on your bucket list?

Prompt #216: Portals, Dreams and Promises

The Write Spot: Reflections is available for $12 at Amazon, Copperfield’s Petaluma, and JavAmore Café .

 

Finish the sentence and keep writing:

The autumnal glow, chilly afternoons, and crisp nights . . .

What is your most prized or cherished possession?

Why?