Writing is tough enough on a good day. When you have a bad day, negative thoughts can spiral out of control. You may be tempted to give up, but do not quit writing!
Faced with challenges, it seems like nothing goes your way. Rising expenses, a never-ending to-do list, a rude coworker, not enough time. The list of daily hassles can seem endless.
It’s easy to complain. And it’s difficult to rise above the feelings of fear and uncertainty to take a positive view.
As writers, we’re faced with worries from the time we pick up the pen (I’m not good enough; Who am I to think I can write?) to the time we publish (Will I be laughed at?; Will I sell any copies?).
On top of that, many of us have demanding day jobs and competing priorities. Family comes first. It’s hard to find time to write.
Some days, you may want to give up on writing.
But I urge you not to.
Here are five reasons not to give up on your writing. I hope this information gives you hope the next time you feel down about your writing.
1. Writing is a creative outlet.

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