WHERE DO YOU WANT TO BE? By Sophia Anyanwu
Where do you want to be?
This is not about your wanting to go to Heaven at the end of your earthly reign. It’s about growth as a Christian writer. I’ve often asked myself: Is this where I want to be? I praise God for you if your name invokes a buzz or a blast in the writing community locally and afar! That is where I want to be! It’s not being vain. Here are some tips we could apply by God’s special grace. Honestly, I confess that I can be sluggish stepping up! I know that following these tips could help one achieve huge strides in their growth as a Christian writer. Right, let’s see the tips:
Don’t be content with words on pages; focus on their impact so readers are influenced by the kingdom message.
Ensure professional growth by reaching out to other writers who have hit the mark.
Be bold and confident, and worry less that your message might hurt your critics.
4. Trust that the Holy Spirit will do
their bit when you do yours - writing compelling stories that will lead to
redemption.
5. Boost your self-confidence by embracing marketing skills.
6. Face any weaknesses by identifying
them. Examples: self-pity, procrastination, excuses, time-wasting, avoiding free online courses, ignoring the resources that could help your
professional growth, not paying
attention to your health, not embracing
support from ACW, etc.
I would love
for you to add any other tips below. Thank you.
Now you know where I want to be. Where do you
want to be in YOUR writing?
Let’s not
forget that ‘ I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. ' – Philippians
4:13
Sophia Anyanwu writes prose and poetry that convey current issues and inspire and encourage the love of God. She is a member of the
Association of Christian Writers, UK. She has published 20 books, which are
available on her website: www.olusolasophiaanyanwuauthor.com
and Amazon. You can subscribe to her
YouTube channel here: https://bit.ly/3j0oPuy
and follow her on all social media here: https://bit.ly/3UG36Kx.
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