Reverie

Thank you @jennamoreci For sending me the most incredible and the best book of the year!!

1. Many people don’t have an opinion of their own. Their opinions can change if the person whom they want to please has a different opinion.

2. Everybody have gone through the heartbreak at least once in their life.

3. At least five people in your life show their real face over the time and it might hurt you. But the truth is, they didn’t change. It’s you that didn’t recognise their real face.

4. Half the time people are not interested in what you’re saying unless they’re benefited from it.

5. Most of the times when people ask you “what are you doing?” Or “How are you?” They're​ expecting the same question from you, so that they can share their recent experience.

6. You are going to die one day. Your loved ones too.

7. Money, car, house and expensive materials doesn’t make you a successful person. It only makes your life easier than those who doesn’t own those things.

8. Talent doesn’t make you successful, practice and consistency makes you successful.

9. There’s no such thing as “True Love” or “Sincere Love”. There’s either LOVE or NO LOVE.

10. Even the closest friends have felt jealous of you and so have you, of them.

Here’s a bonus one!

OMG this music is awesome! I’ve put it on loop and it’s been helping me so much in writing!

1 : What age-group do you write?

2 : What genre do you write?

3 : Do you outline according to big ideas or small details?

4 : Which do you prefer--line-editing or plot-revisions?

5 : Do you write better with or without deadlines?

6 : What would be the biggest compliment you could hope to receive on your current WIP?

7 : How long is your current WIP?

8 : What author would you be most excited to be compared to?

9 : What do you struggle most with as a writer?

10 : Do you brain-storm story ideas alone or with others?

11 : Do you base your characters off of real people?

12 : Is your writing space clean or cluttered?

13 : Do you write character-driven or plot-driven stories?

14 : Do you have a favorite writing-related quote?

15 : If you transport your original characters into another author’s world, which world would you choose?

16 : Would your story work better as a movie or tv show? Why?

17 : Do you make soundtracks for each story?

18 : If you could assign your story one song, what would it be?

19 : Would you rather live in your characters’ world, or have your characters come live in our world?

20 : What book would you love to see adapted for the big or small screen?

21 : Do you finish most of the stories you start?

22 : Has your own writing ever made you cry?

23 : Are you proud or anxious to show off your writing?

24 : When did you start considering yourself a writer?

25 : What books are must-reads in your genre?

26 : What would you like to see more of in your genre?

27 : Where do you get inspiration from?

28 : On a scale of 1-10, how much do you stress about choosing character names?

29 : Do you tend to underwrite or overwrite in a first draft?

30 : Does writing calm you down or stress you out?

31 : What trope do you actually like?

32 : Do you give your side-characters extensive backstories?

33 : Do you flesh-out characters before you write, or let their personalities develop over time?

34 : Describe your old writing in one word.

35 : Is it more fun to write villains or heroes?

36 : Do you write with a black and white sense of morality?

37 : What’s one piece of advice you would give to new writers?

38 : What’s one piece of writing advice you try--but fail--to follow?

39 : How important is positive reinforcement to you as a writer?

40 : What would you ask your favorite author if given one question?

41 : Do you find it distracting to read while you’re writing a first draft?

42 : Do critiques motivate or discourage you?

43 : Do you tend to write protagonists like yourself or unlike yourself?

44 : How do you decide what story idea to work on?

45 : Do you find it harder or easier to write when you’re stressed out?

46 : What Hogwarts house would your protagonist(s) be in?

47 : Where do you see yourself as a writer in five years?

48 : Would you ever co-write?

49 : Are you a fast and rushed writer or a slow and deliberate writer?