If your story has a healthy heart, it will result in happy readers and audiences.

If you want to be a writer, there are some basics you must know from the outset before start thinking about writing your masterwork.

Writing is an organic process that needs lots of blank space to grow.

Your writing will be at its best if it’s driven by raw emotion, by inspirational personal experiences that shaped your life, reflecting your true self.

• You have to fully acknowledge that you are a writer. Accept that you have to write your story and that no-one else can write your story.  You must take responsibility for your state of consciousness. If you are not taking responsibility for your state of consciousness, you are not taking responsibility for life.
• You have to enjoy writing and being a writer. Enjoyment replaces wanting as the motivating power behind your actions. Your ability to enjoy writing and the quality of your life will increase dramatically. Your joy is the dynamic aspect of Being. Your joy of being is the joy of being conscious.
• You have to be enthusiastic about your writing and being a writer. Nothing great has ever been achieved without enthusiasm. Your enthusiasm will bring enormous empowerment into what you write.

Writing is constant struggle to get to the new, undiscovered place and will always remain a mystery.

• You must discover your own unique process
• You must find a way inside your own STORY.
• You must become an emotional archaeologist.

Always remember that you, the writer, and everything that happens in the story, SERVES THE STORY: the plot, the characters, the dialogue, the theme, and even the style and tone of your writing.

The story will gradually mutate and evolve into a novel, award-winning film, or television series, or even a stage play, but the heart and soul of all great stories are rooted in a simple story that rules the creative universe.

That indestructible force begins with you, the writer.

In THE WRITE JOURNEY course we fully explore what makes a well crafted story, drawing your audience/ readers into a deep involvement, holding that involvement, and rewarding your audience/ readers with a moving and meaningful experience. They will care about the story and the characters, suspend disbelief, and be involved in whatever is happening