My living room recliner was good for brainstorming from reading. For writing personal development topics, left seat of couch next to a very large scenic picture window is place. For long how tos, it was dining room table or a specific McDonalds. I don't know if it was smell of grease or acoustics that lit a fire under my pen.

The library and its smell of old books make me tired and snoozy. Sometimes my mind felt too vibrant and jumpy with all possibilities and paths open to me.

Do you like to stare out window? Me too! I have an awesome view from my wall-to-wall office window. I use to think day dreaming on a topic wasn't productive but have found openness feeling brings in expansiveness to my writings. As long as I'm not sitting at my desk while staring.

What can you do when you need to spark imagination and you have already taken a shower? Do you take another? What about driving? With gas prices jumping skyward who wants to drive just to spark creative bug.

Here are a few ideas on how to solve:

Buy a miniature waterfall to recreate shower feel. Or use a sound devices that imitates a rambling brook or rain. Place it carefully where you want to fuel a particular type of muse. Turn it on, close your eyes, and place yourself in shower. Toss some water on your face before hand if that helps. One of my clients, turns on shower, sits in bathroom for a few minutes to kick process in, and then she moves to a chair.

Instead of driving, sit in car with your left hand on steering wheel, close your eyes, and imagine movement, holding a pen in right hand with paper balanced on your knee or on a board. If you are returning home do this after you have parked. The movement of car will remain.

Some of these may be zany for you, some not. Spark your imagination, try new and different things. Try them at least three or four times and adapt to what feels right for that moment. Your writing productivity and creativity is sure to double.

Observe firstly how article on a totally different subject from what blogs are covering is made relevant to blogs. Then take a close look at how keywords are repeatedly used.

So now you are ready to write your first keyword article.

I can hear you ask question.

“What on earth am I going to write about?”

Why not write about your keywords article business. You intend to supply keyword rich articles don’t you?

Read articles at my other blog (http://big-online-story.blogspot.com) carefully. Are there any of articles that you can re-write in your own words without telling any lies about your past achievements as a writer so far? Please do not copy whole paragraphs from my blog. I have not given you permission to reproduce my articles. I have simply asked you to do what you can do with any site or blog online. Read and digest central ideas and then write an article using ideas as if there were your own. Select any simple keyword that you want to use that will be central or key point in your article. (We will deal about subject of selecting keywords for your articles later on in this blog).

Remember that you will really have to be convincing so select topics that you care about enough and believe in from my blog, to be convincing. A writer who is not convincing in their writing will never be successful at any type of writing, so this is a very critical skill you will need to acquire if you are to succeed.

Next you will have to compile your resource box. This is a skill on it’s own and I have an extremely useful article on subject at my blog http://netmarketing.blogdrive.com. It is titled “Your article resource box will kill or lift your internet marketing.”

Read it and carefully use valuable points gained from years of experience and trial and error to create your best resource box to launch off your career as a writer.