This Is How J.K. Rowling Inspires Writers To Work Hard
J.K. Rowling is one of those very few authors that know how to make people want to curl up with their books and disappear. Let’s check out how she has inspired me…
Born in July 1965, J.K. Rowling is a popular British author, screenwriter, philanthropist, filmmaker and TV producer. She gained quick fame for writing the Harry Potter fantasy series. For this incredible series, J.K. Rowling has won various awards. Over 400 million copies of Harry Potter have been sold so far, and these books became the basis for a great film series of the same name. In addition to the Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling has written a crime function under the name Robert Galbraith.
I love the way J.K. Rowling presents her works to the world, and some of her quotes or sayings have inspired me, taught me different things and made me emotional.
I think that she is an inspiration for every writer. This is because she started writing from a small level and worked hard to achieve success. This is what we all need to do.
Let’s take a look at what she has to say to the world’s writers.
1. Differences Of Languages And Habits
Differences in languages and habits are nothing at all if our missions are identical.
The mission of every writer is to earn a decent amount. While trying to get the best out of our work, we should not worry about language barriers and differences in characteristics or habits.
2. Don’t Blame Your Parents
There is an expiry date of blaming your parents for everything or for steering you in the wrong direction.
It means we should set our own rules of life and need to be clear about what we want to achieve tomorrow. For example, if you are a new writer and your goal is to make $100 per month, then you should not blame your parents for anything but need to work hard.
3. Words Are Magical
Words are an inexhaustible source of magic.
No doubt, our words are magical since we use them to leave a good or bad impression on the world. A successful writer is the one who leaves everlasting impressions on the minds of their readers.
