Everyday troubles breed for writing……!

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Everyday troubles breed for writing……!

Writing every day isn’t simple and easy. At first, topics for writing don’t come easily and naturally. It takes time, or we can say it is time-consuming. Then, what manner or what contents should be taken for it, that is out of mind. Sometimes, the mind puts a fear factor about future stability and security. Therefore, it isn’t cleared first, and for reasons, too.

Everyday observations should help for it but it insists on keen observations and notes down what comes to the mind. Other matters don’t create a space to write what the topic is. In this puzzle, the person and mind play their dirty game of gathering past or blaming or perception. It adds trouble to him, consequently, it involves so many unnecessary issues.

It is kind of challenging to go for it every day. For the last few days, I have been thinking of writing on Life is Beautiful and a review on Pushpa-2 Rule. However, completion doesn’t take place. My only thoughts are on my writing plan. In reality, I am unable to act quickly. It is uncertain whether I delay or deliberately am unconcerned about it.  

I think that I should take the topics for writing which are interesting and creative. Before writing, homework has to be done or taken into account. That can work well. Let me keep habituated towards it. It has an impact on my entire personality. It surely turns out lots of opportunities.    

Last but not least, in the creation of this I will have better chances to grow professionally and personally.

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