A couple of little writing "nuggets" I would like to share.

If you are anything like me, you do like to write, but may find that you are very selfconcious about what you are writing. My writing anxiety often led to starting, re-thinking, re-starting, going for coffee, re-thinking, and then re-starting again, pressing SAVE TO DRAFTS, then going for a DRAUGHT. This happens to me quite often, though not always in that order. A lot of the time, my writing ends up staying in drafts. I do like to blog. I have a personal blog, but it is mostly geared towards humour. Sometimes, even writing a humour meme post, which are usually silly answer the questions posts can take me a while to do, because I get so analytical about my writing.

When I started blogging, a lot of my posts remained in draft form, especially if I was writing something with more depth than just posting something funny. I started to use Stumble Upon and spent many hours clicking through websties and blogs which focused on writing tips. This helped a lot for my writing, and many of my saved-in-draft-posts did make it out of the draft dungeon.

If I want to pursue an IM business, I do know that writing is the single major tool required to become successful in IM. Let's say that I do find the perfect niche or product that I want to promote, I'm going to have to write about it. And write about it LOTS. Through my Stumbling, I did find some really helpful sites and blogs that I would like to share. One blog I found, named Writania, has a couple of great posts titled "How to Write Great Articles Using This 7-Point Checklist."

and "Write Eye-Catching Headlines Using These 10 Surefire Tips."
They are not very long articles, but the content provides a very good framework to create ad copy and writing that killer headline.

If you do suffer a little writing anxiety like I do, I really hope you do check out these two posts.

As I continue on my IM journey, any other little nuggets I find like these two posts I will share on this blog.

TTFN

Foxxfyrre