Research shows that the way we feel about ourselves does
influence our lives. This is a no
brainer if you really think about it.
Naturally, we’ll attract a negative outcome if we think we’re not good
enough at whatever it is we’re undertaking.
You may believe you are destined to think a certain way and
be a certain way, not believing that personal growth is possible. If you think you’re not good enough, it will
affect your long-term skills. When asked
to do something you consider out of reach, you may feel unmotivated or
demoralized. Of course, this will how
you feel if you believe you were born with all the talent, interests,
temperament, etc that you’ll ever have. With
this sort of mindset, it will be almost impossible to achieve great things
because you’re limiting yourself.
On the other end of the spectrum is the growth mindset. Most people know they aren’t geniuses but they
believe that accomplishments are possible with work. If we make the effort, we can build our
skills. We can succeed and overcome our challenges.
This concerns everything in life, but in this case, we can
apply it to writing by reading and writing as much as we can to learn as much
as possible. Patience and repetition is
the key here. Eventually with enough practice,
the right procedures will become a part of our thinking and it will become second
nature to us.
I hope this motivates you to get to work on your
manuscript. You can do it!
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