‘A Year From Now You Will Wish You Started Today’

Last month, I began to write a novel. I’ve always wanted to write fiction. It’s one of my life goals. And year after year, I kept on delaying. Even my Master’s degree was a delay. I thought learning about fiction was a good way to become a writer. Except I never wrote much.

It’s hard to write. You write embarrassing prose. Your story sucks. Your dialogue is friggen terrible. You feel immature.

This is why most people don’t start things: because the beginning is the hardest part of the climb.

But a year from now, I’ll be glad I choose this as the year to begin. And when I’m thirty, I’ll be glad I began writing in my twenties.

A successful life really begins with a conscious choice to begin. You need to decide to take that first step. And you can’t wait for inspiration to move you.

If you read my blog, you are probably searching for a career. You have goals. And you know you need to one day to take that first painful step towards a new life outside of academic ambitions.

Decide to make this that day. You’ll thank yourself next year, when you are a thousand miles ahead of this moment right now.

Make this day different.

And if you are a humanities grad searching for a new career, here is a 126-Day plan of action. It will help you to break down the big goal of a career into daily, manageable actions.

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