In working with people over the years, I’ve found that people LOVE prompts.

Prompts are great as a palate cleanser – a break from that big, long project that’s starting to feel like it’s never going to end. Giving your creative mind a shot of something new is a great way to reshuffle the mind and allow flow to happen.

Prompts are also great for those times when you feel your creative well has gone dry – even though this can never happen… you are an endless fount of ideas and creativity.

What kind of knife? Some sort of cooking knife? A pocket knife? Or another kind of knife? Who’s telling or playing a joke? Is it an innocent joke, or does it have big consequences? And what kind of paper, and what is it being used for?

After you’ve written, share your work below or just to share how it went.

As always, sending you mad writing mojo… Happy Writing!

In working with people over the years, I’ve found that people LOVE prompts.

Prompts are great as a palate cleanser – a break from that big, long project that’s starting to feel like it’s never going to end. Giving your creative mind a shot of something new is a great way to reshuffle the mind and allow flow to happen.

Prompts are also great for those times when you feel your creative well has gone dry – even though this can never happen… you are an endless fount of ideas and creativity.

Who is using the mirror and for what purpose? Is the cloud a welcome thing or a problem? Who is giving the speech, and what is it about? Will the speech be in your story?

After you’ve written, please share your work below or just to share how it went.

As always, sending you mad writing mojo… Happy Writing!

In working with people over the years, I’ve found that people LOVE prompts.

Prompts are great as a palate cleanser – a break from that big, long project that’s starting to feel like it’s never going to end. Giving your creative mind a shot of something new is a great way to reshuffle the mind and allow flow to happen.

Prompts are also great for those times when you feel your creative well has gone dry – even though this can never happen… you are an endless fount of ideas and creativity.

What’s the story with the robin’s egg? Is it a real one, a decorative one, or a candy one? How does a property line figure into your story? Is there a debate about it? And what about the martini? Who made it? Who’s drinking it?

After you’ve written, share your work below or just to share how it went.

As always, sending you mad writing mojo… Happy Writing!

In working with people over the years, I’ve found that people LOVE prompts.

Prompts are great as a palate cleanser – a break from that big, long project that’s starting to feel like it’s never going to end. Giving your creative mind a shot of something new is a great way to reshuffle the mind and allow flow to happen.

Prompts are also great for those times when you feel your creative well has gone dry – even though this can never happen… you are an endless fount of ideas and creativity.

Who’s getting the haircut and why? Are they getting a new suit, or is it someone else? What’s the purpose of the new suit? Is it for a special occasion, an interview of some kind, or a “just because” purchase? And what about the walk? To where, and for what reason? At what pace?

After you’ve written, share your work below or just to share how it went.

As always, sending you mad writing mojo… Happy Writing!