Just joining the series? You can start with post one, here.

Morning visualization, affirmations, gratitude; writing intention; evening reflection. Consistency builds momentum, but consistency doesn’t have to be grueling. No routine, no matter how well designed, is going to work for you if you don’t do it. It’s important that you tailor any routines to you and your life so they can work for you.

Try This:
Design a 10-minute LOA routine
2 min gratitude – example: I’m grateful for the great ideas I get for my stories.
3 min visualization – example: Visualize your perfect writing day. Where, when, and how with details.
5 min affirmations – example: I write good stories worth publishing. Readers love reading my stories.

Remember, these items don’t have to be fancy. The important thing is that they make you feel something that reinforces your resolve and supports your process. They should resonate with you and when they stop resonating, it’s time to lean in and find out why and where your current course is taking you.

Daily LOA primes writing for success. When you practice the steps you can’t fail. Even failure itself is a victory because you’ve learned about what you don’t want. Share your 10-minute LOA routine in the comments. I’d love to hear about it and you could help others who feel stuck.