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Just Start, and Trust Your Inner Vision

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Just start, and trust your inner vision. Just start, and know that the words that long to pour from your heart will find their way onto the page — thought by thought, word by word, breath by breath. For the words are there. The story is there. It exists already — in another dimension, a parallel reality. It exists with a life and an imperative of its own.

Just start, and know the words will flow. Know they will flow without having to know what they are or where they will carry you when you free your story to unfold onto the page.

See the words appear as magically as the lemon-juice ink we used as children to create invisible writing. Hold your page to the light — the light of your heart and the light of your truth — and let your words take shape.

Watch the letters form on the page. See them combine into words, the words join into sentences, the sentences unite into paragraphs and the paragraphs flow from page to page to page until the story is done, until the work is complete and you, who started with nothing but a blank page and faith in the power of your inner vision, are amazed and awestruck by the power of your pen.

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Mark David Gerson, the Birthing Your Book Guru, specializes in helping writers and non-writers alike get their stories onto the page and out into the world with ease. The award-winning author of 11 books whose readers span the globe, Mark David has worked with an international roster of clients and has inspired audiences around the world as a featured expert, in such venues as L.A.’s Conscious Life Expo, San Diego's Body Mind Spirit Expo, The Screenwriters Conference in Santa Fe, the Authors on the Air Global Network, UnityFM Radio and U.S. Public Radio.

Mark David’s books include Birthing Your Book…Even If You Don’t Know What It’s About and four other titles for writers, two inspiring memoirs, and the popular Q’ntana Trilogy of fantasy novels, coming soon to theaters as a trio of epic feature films based on his screenplays.

Having overcome decades of writing challenges, Mark David is uniquely qualified to fire up novices and seasoned professionals in any genre to unleash the power of their creative potential and get their stories told.

Passionate, inspiring, insightful and intuitive, Mark David is a highly sought-after speaker, coach, consultant and media guest.

For more tips on awakening and expressing your creativity, pick up a copy of The Voice of the Muse: Answering the Call to Write, from which this article was excerpted, available on most Amazon sites and from your favorite ebook store.

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