Writing | Healing | Hope

What Inspires Me To Write Every Day on Medium?

Writing is hard. Even some of the best writers think so. However, many people think it’s easy to sit and write.

We end up thinking about writing, wanting to be writing, dreaming about writing, but not putting pen to paper or hands to keyboard very often. Days, or even weeks, may pass between writing sessions. Being out of practice or inconsistent with your writing schedule is a big reason for writing feeling difficult.

As a writer, I know some days are really hard when we don’t know what to write and from where to start.

The hard part of writing is the beginning.

When you know how to start, you will finish your draft. The difficulty of writing has nothing to do with pen and paper, a monitor, and a keyboard. It is heart and soul and the mind behind the words.

I believe that it’s easy to say words, it’s really hard to pin them down on paper.

If you are a beginner writer, sometimes it can be hard to write every day. I know when I was a beginner, there were many days when I was thinking of quitting writing.

I am glad that I didn’t quit.

I know I am passionate about writing. However, sometimes things don’t go as we thought they would; we think about quitting.

When I started writing on Medium, it was hard for me to write and publish one article in a day.

What inspired me to write every day on Medium?

Positive words from my readers

Whenever I published my stories and articles on Medium, I received some amazing responses from my readers that motivated me to write every day.

Some of the responses make your day.

I always recommend every reader respond if they like the writer’s article.

Words have a power to heal and change.

So, write some beautiful words for the writers to encourage them.

Whenever I don’t feel like writing, I always read my old articles and the responses to make myself remember you can’t quit. Write for your reader who believes in you. Write for your followers who are waiting to read your upcoming article.

I know writers are human. They can’t stay motivated at all the time. Sometimes, they need motivation to keep going on.

My Purpose for Writing

When I do not feel like writing, I always try to remember the reason I started writing. I started writing when I was going through the toughest time of my life.

I write to inspire people. I write to make people believe in themselves. I write to tell true stories.

When I remember the reason, I feel inspired too.

So, write, write and just write until the last breath of your life.

Writing is healing

We all have some bad experiences in life. I have recently started sharing stories about my deep pain and fear. When I write about my pain, it helps me to heal.

We should not keep our emotions inside. Share it with your close ones and if you don't have anyone, then write it on paper. Believe me, it works like magic. After writing your deep down emotions, it will make you feel light.

Writing is hard for some people. Some days are harder for some of us than for others. But the wheel keeps on rolling, and we all get our turn sooner than later. I feel certain that when it is time for me to return to the page, after a couple of weeks of dream-zoning, I will find most of my challenges fulfilled. If not, I know further solutions will await me as long as I seek them with patience and discipline. In the meantime, I offer my encouragement to those of you who might be experiencing difficulties staying motivated to write.

Writing is a hope to create a better future with the help of words.

If you like my work and want to support me. You can make my day by buying me a cup of coffee.

Here, you can enjoy the beautiful and creative poem written by Divya Goswami