Writing pours from the heart of the blogger. And people only achieve what is dear to the heart.

  

If you had a stone heart:

• The soul of the stone can’t talk, it can only sit there. 
• There won’t be any emotion to draw upon. 
• It can only move if you pick it up, or at the seashore allow the tide to wash up and tickle it. 

Bloggers operate according to their hearts:

• Their write according to their emotions and feelings. 
• They write even better when they have something dear to their hearts. 
• A subject they love and know lots about.  
• Something they have endured and experienced deeply enough to affected them in some way or other. 
• Something they saw for themselves or stuck in their minds. 
• It could be something beautiful or dramatic, that the vision of it has stayed with them. 
• Something that has touched their hearts profoundly. 

Pouring out of the heart:

We can only write fantastic blogs when we allow ourselves to open up and tell it as it is. 

Best results happen when we are positive and excited about what we are writing. 

We open up more easily when we realize we have the `world-at-our-feet’. 

That happens when we accept who we are.

• And that the very diversity of our individuality is important in the bigger scheme of life. 
•  That our particular interests, skills, talents and experience could perhaps help others. 
• That our very uniqueness is the power that draws people to us. That makes us interesting people. (Plain ordinary people are boring… lost in and to the vast crowd of humanity). 
• Realizing sharing exciting stuff with one another, we open up new friendships. Each friendship opens up new connections, avenues and opportunities for both parties. 

Been true to yourself:

Know what you like and don’t like. Believe in your ability to achieve what you want. 

Truth can be stronger than fiction.

Draw upon what you have experienced. Because you have experienced it, you know what you are talking about. 

Enthusiasm and excitement drives the writer: 

Words flow easily when your passion is involved. Your sincerity of the heart gives authenticity to what you’re saying. 

Environment plays its part:

If you aren’t in the right mood to write, force the situation. 

1. Set up your computer in peaceful surroundings/suitable to your personality. 
2. Play music to set the mood. The type and tempo of the music depends on the topic you wish to write about. Or it could be your favourite music. I have my own selection setup in my computer. 
3. To get the mind to fabricate and imagine what to write about, you may have to read something. Anything you find fascinating and that is close to your heart. Your particular thing that makes you passionate and excited. 
4. Pick out a phase or statement that stirs your imagination. Once a vision is formed in your mind, it isn’t long before the words come quickly and forcibly come to the fore. 
5. Then quickly write those basic statements down. Either on notepaper or directly into your computer. Once they are in your computer you can elaborate on them. You can always re-arrange things or correct stuff later, in order to turn the topic into something really special and exciting.  

Out of all that:

What did you connect with? What hit you as significant to you? Something that gave you an idea? 

Do you feel we operate and do things according to our feelings and emotions?