Abegail Canlas

 Nightmares of Most Writers Most people have fears, examples of their fears are fear of heights, spider, snake and more. What about the writers, what they are scared of? As a beginner writer you are excited to write articles, blogs, poem, stories and so. You feel you have many ideas and full loads to write on, When you reach about a year you still have broad mind to think many stories to share and inspired others. If you are freelance writer you have your own time to write your project and you are the only one to know when you submit it. On the other hand most writers meet their nightmares, Having someone steal your work and publish it as their own. Most online plagiarism involves the theft of published material, your best claim is to be able to prove that the material was originally published under your name. Another step you may wish to take is to search the infringer's Web site for other stolen material. That no one will read your work. If you don’t like your own work, it’s difficult to get anyone else to like it either. It’s hard to write well and reach your potential, if you’re not really into it. Maybe you’re not interested in the subject, or maybe you’re not even that interested in writing itself. That they will read it and think it is nonsense. If you think you’re writing is nonsense be better to rewrite it, make it more inspiring and make sure they will enjoy reading it. When one lacks creativity, has no great ideas to Share with the reader. A primary factor affecting your creativity, and hence your productivity, is your work environment. Poor lighting, ventilation and temperature are three things that can have adverse effects on your work, When you can’t put a pen and focus on your writings. Adequate sleep and rest is paramount for writing efficiently. There is nothing wrong with working longer hours now and again to meet deadlines, but if you do it on a regular basis, your writing will be adversely affected. Writers block. The important thing to understand about writer’s block is that it’s not really about your mind going blank. It’s not really about the well running dry or being out of ideas or just not having anything to say. It’s ultimately about getting rid of that filter so you can write. Do this any way you can. There are many ways to do it and it doesn’t matter which one you pick, as long as it gets rid of the filter.  Rejected Who are others to judge your capability? Whether you will work as a content writer is entirely your own choice. You are worthy in every sense. And it is you only who will understand self-worth. You might be good at what you do but there are other people out there who are far better. This is an era of competition so you just can't afford to be disheartened if you get rejected. You have to keep trying if you're passionate about it. Deadlines If you want satisfaction, contentment, and a sense of completion, embrace a deadline.  A deadline means you have to write. No deadline means you write because you want to. Sometimes having a defined deadline helps you focus on completing the task. And if it's a particularly unpleasant writing assignment, at least you know it will come to an end. Deadlines sometimes are not bad at all. There are a number of ways to improve your writing skills, depending on what type of writing you like to write and who your intended readership is. Before you come up with your first masterpiece you should consistently practice your writing skills. One way of doing this is to decide what type of writing that interest you, and pick up the style that you feel comfortable with and are able to use to improve your own writing.