If you’re a children’s writer and you long to write for and sell to the holiday and seasonal markets, then you won’t want to miss this week’s teleclass sponsored by the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club. Members of the club automatically receive access to each of our weekly teleclasses. But anyone can register for our classes for only $5.97 each.

This week, Nancy I. Sanders will present Writing for the Holiday and Seasonal Markets on Thursday, December 3, 2009, at noon CST.

To register for this fun and informative LIVE teleclass go to www.getrealresources.com.

Can’t attend the LIVE event?

No problem.

On Friday, you’ll receive links to the recording of this class, so you can download the recording and listen to it whenever you want.

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A Morning Ritual for Writers!

If you’re struggling to become a “working” freelance writer, how do you start your day?

Do those doubting voices in your head start whispering to you the moment you sit down at the computer to write something?

You know the voices I mean.

The ones that whine, “You’re wasting your time. You’ll never make a living from freelance writing.”

I truly believe in the power of positive thought.

After all, I never knew anyone who accomplished something by thinking they couldn’t do it.

But I’ve often been awed by the amazing feats positive people have accomplished simply because they had confidence and a strong belief in themselves.

Tomorrow morning, start your day a little differently.

Start a new morning ritual.

Sit down and summon the positive voices in your mind that very rarely get a chance to be heard.

The ones that remind you that anything worthwhile usually takes time, patience, and hard work.

Silence those negative voices and refuse to give them a chance to undermine your confidence and belief in yourself.

Then spend some time writing.

Be patient with yourself.

Work hard.

Develop this morning ritual and eventually you’ll no longer doubt that you can be successful.

Try it!

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