Comments for Juiced On Writing http://juicedonwriting.com I want to write. I want to make a living writing - fiction, and non-fiction. And I want to share all the writing resources I find. This is my writing blog. Simple as that. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:52:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on The Components of a Writing Business Plan by Jason Ball http://juicedonwriting.com/791/the-components-of-a-writing-business-plan/#comment-302 Jason Ball Mon, 05 Jan 2009 05:28:38 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/791/the-components-of-a-writing-business-plan/#comment-302 Thank you. I found this useful, even though I am not a Writer. I found your blog through a Twitter connection (Chuck Frey), around MindMapping. All the best in Business, Jason "Connecting GoodPeople" http://www.linkedin.com/in/goodpeople Thank you.
I found this useful, even though I am not a Writer.
I found your blog through a Twitter connection (Chuck Frey), around MindMapping.
All the best in Business,
Jason
“Connecting GoodPeople”
http://www.linkedin.com/in/goodpeople

]]> Comment on 2009 Goals Planned in a Dashboard Mind Map by Eric Blue http://juicedonwriting.com/792/2009-goals-planned-in-a-dashboard-mind-map/#comment-301 Eric Blue Mon, 05 Jan 2009 03:16:18 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=792#comment-301 Hi Michelle, Great article! I love that your combining the goal mindmap template, and a personal dashboard. I wasn't aware of the personal organizer template. This definitely looks useful. P.S. Please feel free to link to my original article on the goals mind map: http://eric-blue.com/2007/03/04/use-mind-maps-to-achieve-your-goals/ Best of luck, and have a great 2009! Hi Michelle,

Great article! I love that your combining the goal mindmap template, and a personal dashboard. I wasn’t aware of the personal organizer template. This definitely looks useful.

P.S. Please feel free to link to my original article on the goals mind map:

http://eric-blue.com/2007/03/04/use-mind-maps-to-achieve-your-goals/

Best of luck, and have a great 2009!

]]> Comment on The Components of a Writing Business Plan by Business Plans for Writers? « Janesstories’s Blog http://juicedonwriting.com/791/the-components-of-a-writing-business-plan/#comment-299 Business Plans for Writers? « Janesstories’s Blog Sat, 03 Jan 2009 17:46:21 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/791/the-components-of-a-writing-business-plan/#comment-299 [...] at Juiced on Writing recently posted excellent starter advice on crafting a business plan for writers. Her background in corporate work gives the components of [...] [...] at Juiced on Writing recently posted excellent starter advice on crafting a business plan for writers. Her background in corporate work gives the components of [...]

]]> Comment on 2009 Goals Planned in a Dashboard Mind Map by Lynette http://juicedonwriting.com/792/2009-goals-planned-in-a-dashboard-mind-map/#comment-297 Lynette Fri, 02 Jan 2009 12:49:20 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=792#comment-297 Thanks for a starting point. I have been struggling with how to go about mapping out 2009. Great Stuff! Thanks for a starting point. I have been struggling with how to go about mapping out 2009. Great Stuff!

]]> Comment on All I Want for New Years is a Moleskine by Writer's Coin http://juicedonwriting.com/787/all-i-want-for-new-years-is-a-moleskine/#comment-296 Writer's Coin Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:28:36 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=787#comment-296 I love my Moleskine! You'll get yours eventually I love my Moleskine! You’ll get yours eventually

]]> Comment on Top Ten New Years Resolutions for Writers by Writer's Coin http://juicedonwriting.com/764/top-ten-new-years-resolutions-for-writers/#comment-295 Writer's Coin Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:25:31 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/764/top-ten-new-years-resolutions-for-writers/#comment-295 Great list! The thought of counting a blog as writing everyday got me thinking... I always complain that I need to write more fiction instead of devoting so much time to the blogging. But I don't know if I would count the blogging as "writing." It uses totally different parts of my brain and what I write about is also totally different. But others have made the point that writing is writing. I'm not sold on it. Great list! The thought of counting a blog as writing everyday got me thinking… I always complain that I need to write more fiction instead of devoting so much time to the blogging. But I don’t know if I would count the blogging as “writing.” It uses totally different parts of my brain and what I write about is also totally different. But others have made the point that writing is writing. I’m not sold on it.

]]> Comment on Top Ten Christmas Wishes for the Writer by Top Ten New Years Resolutions for Writers | Juiced On Writing http://juicedonwriting.com/709/top-ten-christmas-wishes-for-the-writer/#comment-291 Top Ten New Years Resolutions for Writers | Juiced On Writing Wed, 31 Dec 2008 17:54:35 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/709/top-ten-christmas-wishes-for-the-writer/#comment-291 [...] I could find - sources of others are listed below. Many are slightly more specific goals than the Top Ten Christmas Wishes I wrote of previously. That’s the nature of New Years resolutions - they tend to make a [...] [...] I could find - sources of others are listed below. Many are slightly more specific goals than the Top Ten Christmas Wishes I wrote of previously. That’s the nature of New Years resolutions - they tend to make a [...]

]]> Comment on The Yearly Review by avr http://juicedonwriting.com/785/the-yearly-review/#comment-290 avr Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:21:00 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/785/the-yearly-review/#comment-290 I loved your 2008 recap! In August of this year I was determined to get serious about writing too. I write here and there and have taken some community school writing classes as a start. I can't afford the online classes right now, but hopefully I can in 2009. I am currently reading "The Artist Way" by Julia Cameron. I started two blogs: www.thewritertoday.blogspot.com and www.justtowrite.com. I am dedicating more time to this craft and maybe I can write a romantic suspense novel one day. I love your blog! I loved your 2008 recap! In August of this year I was determined to get serious about writing too. I write here and there and have taken some community school writing classes as a start. I can’t afford the online classes right now, but hopefully I can in 2009. I am currently reading “The Artist Way” by Julia Cameron. I started two blogs: http://www.thewritertoday.blogspot.com and http://www.justtowrite.com. I am dedicating more time to this craft and maybe I can write a romantic suspense novel one day. I love your blog!

]]> Comment on A Muse or a Split Personality? by Craig http://juicedonwriting.com/769/a-muse-or-a-split-personality/#comment-283 Craig Wed, 24 Dec 2008 11:59:12 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/769/a-muse-or-a-split-personality/#comment-283 I'm 47 going on 48, and I don't consider myself middle-aged. Part of me is still angst-ridden, idiotic teenager. You are middle-aged if you think you are. I'm also trying to write a novel. A horror novel. A horror novel about vampires. How loaded with cliches is that? By the way, stop by my blog if you get a chance. I would love to know what you think. I’m 47 going on 48, and I don’t consider myself middle-aged. Part of me is still angst-ridden, idiotic teenager. You are middle-aged if you think you are.

I’m also trying to write a novel. A horror novel. A horror novel about vampires. How loaded with cliches is that?

By the way, stop by my blog if you get a chance. I would love to know what you think.

]]> Comment on A Muse or a Split Personality? by Iain Broome http://juicedonwriting.com/769/a-muse-or-a-split-personality/#comment-280 Iain Broome Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:38:55 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/769/a-muse-or-a-split-personality/#comment-280 Thank you for the cyber-nod, Michelle. I more or less agree with you about writer's block, and while I think that it is slightly different to the concept of a muse, some of the principles do overlap. If you're struggling to write, there's very often a logical reason for it. And that could be anything. I believe that as long as we are honest with ourselves, we should be able to distinguish between occasions when we're genuinely struggling with an idea (writer's block), and when we're unable to find the idea in the first place (and then blaming a mythical creature for it!). Thank you for the cyber-nod, Michelle. I more or less agree with you about writer’s block, and while I think that it is slightly different to the concept of a muse, some of the principles do overlap.

If you’re struggling to write, there’s very often a logical reason for it. And that could be anything.

I believe that as long as we are honest with ourselves, we should be able to distinguish between occasions when we’re genuinely struggling with an idea (writer’s block), and when we’re unable to find the idea in the first place (and then blaming a mythical creature for it!).

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