Cameron (Cam) Rascoe
Writer, lover of literature, intent on serving humanity by sharing wisdom and lessons learned, through literature of his own. Writer born August 3rd 1973 Philadelphia, PA. A resident of Orlando, Florida for over two decades. Father of six, lover of sports, literature and cinema. Motivational Speaker. Studies at Virginia's College at Wise. Married to Katherine Rascoe. Lives in Ocoee, Florida
Writer, lover of literature, intent on serving humanity by sharing wisdom and lessons learned, through literature of his own. Writer born August 3rd 1973 Philadelphia, PA. A resident of Orlando, Florida for over two decades. Father of six, lover of sports, literature and cinema. Motivational Speaker. Studies at Virginia's College at Wise. Married to Katherine Rascoe. Lives in Ocoee, Florida
God Bless Your Words, Cam
Gabbie
Thank you, Rascoe. I really identify with what you say on writing. That is not to say it is not a discipline. When I was your age I ran in long distance races (never a marathon) The races were always a kick, and I got a high from the daily discipline. And even though I love writing, I still have to discipline myself to do it every day.
ReplyDeleteIt really has to be a labor of love. To be dedicated enough to continually work hard at something, you have to truly love it. The perseverance to remain diligent starts in the heart.
ReplyDeleteIt does indeed start in the heart...my love of reading has led me to so many activities throughout the last 15+ years here at Book Readers Heaven...including meeting wonderful writers like Cam as well as reading a wide range of books that I might never have even known about if I didn't also review books...But I wonder...why do you have to write everyday? I discovered around 2019 that I needed to do more to keep my body properly functioning--even had to go into PT to relearn how to walk! Now I balance what I'm doing...sometimes, I just ignore books (or just read for the love of a book as opposed to blogging about it... That reading has kept me going while I did more than "working..." When you find you have to discipline yourself to do what you love, that now tells me that I need a break and to spend time away until I no longer think of it as work... It's a balance--a necessary balance that some of us may need for both mental and physical health...especially as we grow older... Best wishes for loving your work without discipline! Enjoy!
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