MaryJo Wagner writes:

Writing is a habit. Write everyday–sales letter, blog post, article, something. When you write everyday, it becomes easier.

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Cathy Stucker writes:

I created a holiday I named “Someday” in honor of all of the things people say they are going to “Someday.” Someday is usually a codeword for never. “Someday I am going to: write a book, start my own business, learn Spanish, clean out the garage, travel to India, start exercising….”

Although the holiday is Sept. 15th, the point is really that Someday can be ANY day.

Just take action. Now is always better than later. This post is a great reminder of that. So get writing!

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Gunter Eibl from GetArticlesDone.com writes:

I always hated writing before because I did it wrong. Just write what comes into your mind and do not stop for editing or formatting what you wrote. Write the whole article in one shot, don’t even read what you have wrote before. Write like you talk to a person. After you are finished writing, start editing. You will see this way you are much faster and writing becomes much easier.

Gunter

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SK WONG writes:

Precisely! For me, it was “may be I should take a rest TODAY and not Someday”. That TODAY turn out to be moredays that I expected

I just come a across a Korean proverb when I decided early this week that I should start writing again. It says.” Put off for one day, and ten days will pass.” It not only ten days, it almost ten months, oh my! :(

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Jeff Herring writes:

I love Cathy Stucker’s “Someday” holiday – nice job Cathy!

Another way to tackle “someday” challenge is to take a look at your calendar – on mine I notice there is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and then it goes around again.

I also notice there is no Someday…

So do it TODAY!

Jeff

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Dave Kendall writes:

Pick a letter of the alphabet and write down twenty words that start with that letter. If you don’t get any ideas, repeat the process with a different letters. You will
eventually generate ideas.
Then just follow the advice of Gunter Eibl above.

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Zack Lim writes:

Thank you for the kindly reminder.

“Someday” is surely one of the worse day that can happen to people.

Time to take action TODAY :)

Zack

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Lance Winslow writes:

I’d like to agree with Penny here. I believe article marketers and article authors should set goals. I do.

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Piano Lessons by QM writes:

Serenity now!

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Kevin Dervin writes:

Start with brainstorming. Great brainstorming isn’t judging the ideas or trying to figure out what the article will actually say. It’s just cranking out a bunch of possiblities.

* Write down 10 questions you get asked by clients over and over again

* Write down 5 questions you get asked by prospects over and over again

* Write down 3 things you wish every one of your customers would do because it make a difference in their current situation

* Write down 4 books everyone in your industry should know about and read.

The number above aren’t important. It’s just about filling up a sheet of paper with ideas you could write about.

Another idea for just getting started (TODAY). Find a partner who you can just talk through any given idea with and help you take notes. Most of the writing will be done by the time you’re done discussing and writing notes.

I also agreee with MaryJo’s comment above. It’s sort of like working out. Even just a little bit everyday and you’ll get stronger and stronger.

TODAY is the DAY. So go get it!

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Chris writes:

I never thought I could write but I desperately wanted to publish an article on E-Zine. I went to the library for two weeks straight and after several rejections, I got 2 published! You CAN do it!

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Cheltenham writes:

It is hard to know where to start when writing sometimes. I like the idea of sitting down and writing some titles first, then coming back and picking one I fancy writing about.

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Traplift writes:

Correct Grammar writing is always hard for me. hahaha!

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Shirley Bass writes:

I believe writing and having articles published has made my business what it is today.

Just do it… It get easier with time.

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