Writing When You Don’t Feel Like Writing
I call myself a writer. I am a writer, in the past, now, and in the future. But there are days when I really don’t feel like writing.
There were years in times past where I never wrote anything except news articles and the odd lesson plan. Those memories of the old days make me always a bit guilty when I go a day without writing.
I’m a little irritated that I haven’t done a new podcast recently. That doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, since it’s not like I’m trying to monetize it (yet) or that I’m that experienced at it. But if I consider myself a creative person, I need to create and hustle, right?
It’s sort of like some aspects of teaching for me. There are times when I have fun in the classroom, especially teaching writing. (That likely will be worthy of at least a few later posts). However, I can take or leave having to sit down and grade stuff.
The point is that there always are things that you can take or leave about any job or any passion. Sometimes you get in the groove and can wr…
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