It's that time again here in the Lou where folks wear red, unofficially take the day off, and just go crazy for the Cardinals. (Yup, I too found a red shirt to wear as well. I don't know what folks around here would do if you were not wearing red - but I wasn't going to take any chances).
This town does it well. The Cardinals do it well. Sure, it might be just a lot of hype for something which will go on for 162 games and be done with sometime in October, but it's a celebration of another season, a new beginning and another symbol of sorts that things are going to be awesome.
So what does this have to do with writers and motivations and projects and stuffs that need to be done?
It's just an idea, a thought, a suggestion to celebrate the start of whatever it is you may be working on, taking part in, becoming or whatever.
Make it an event
You don't have to have the Clydesdales parade around, but I guess you can get your dog to run around after a laser pointer spot on the floor. (Don't do it folks, someone can get hurt).
So my suggestion as mentioned above is to celebrate the start of your next project, your next phase in your life, your beginning steps of writing that book.
Lastly, here is a video of the Clydesdales inside the current Busch Stadium in 2007 presenting the World Series trophy.
Go Birds!
David Stoddard
The Unmotivated Motivational Writer
http://www.djstoddard.com
http://about.me/unmotivatedmotivationalwriter
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