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The most important thing you can do for yourself, as a writer, is to have a strong “mental” focus. The following is a list of suggestions about how to program and organize your thoughts.

To tap into creativity that is long-lasting and that will allow to stay at a high level of performance, I highly recommend the following thoughts:

1. I am about to reflect and write my ideas down with pen and paper or the keyboard: this affirmation will help you translate ideas into words.
2. I am sure that others are going to enjoy what I have written: know that what you are writing is a good thing and that others will benefit in some way.
3. I am a solutions-oriented individual, always: what I am writing about will help someone in someway develop an important solution in their life.
4. I am able to express myself in dynamic and creative ways: I am able to utilize creative ways of expressing ideas, perhaps in ways where traditional means don’t work.
5. I am not worried about expectations of others: I know that others are impatient for the punch line, still, I will elaborate what needs explanation for full reader comprehension.
6. I am able to always ask the most relevant questions as I write: I have correctly asked questions that will help me to generate quality content.
7. I am not fearful of my competition or highly-critical readers: this is an important affirmation that will help you to deal with super-critical readers.
8. I am equipped with a strong brainstorming ability: it is important to have broad and general ideas, always, before filling in the details.
9. I am well-versed in my native language and its vocabulary: have faith that you are well versed in the details of your own language, and are able to express yourself.
10. I am dedicated to the writing process and experience: this affirmation will always help you to re-engage in writing and deliver quality content for your readers.

Hope you found these suggestions useful, please share your thoughts in the comment section below

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