On 16 March 2011 05:34, YouWho? <[email protected]> wrote: > > Your answers(where did that word come from?) are, as far as I can > tell, non answers. > > My directness was holding my tongue with regard to being direct. > > You did not answer the question about motivation really. >
I actually don't have a specific single motivation, perhaps other than prior to asking this question being driven by an innate need to fail at being famous to prove I am not a failure. Always trying to "make it" in no given time frame gives me an opportunity to only have failed if I haven't succeeded by the day I physically die. And as I can see this is the motivation to look like I want to write a book??? What is the motivation to tap on these keys right now? I guess it satisfies and I associate "me" with a sense of satisfaction (a self concept I have been writing about). "You" are an author? Perhaps this is the root of writers block. > > No writer, no block, when it comes to expressing the subtlety of > Consciousness. > > This is the core of the problem. > Okay, got that, thanks > "self" promotion and the Self awakening itself to itself are > completely different motives when it comes to writing. > > What "WOULD" be the angle? Seriously, you are asking this question? > Okay I will rephrase the question, what would motivate you to buy a book? > To sell books, and for name and fame. What else? > Sure, in theory yes, or to have a reason not to be a failure. I spend a life time trying and I can get published at any time even the day before I die, so I haven't failed till I am dead. > C'mon mate! Get real with what you are saying and your motives for > saying so. > > If you really want to know what I think, just ask. > What do you think? > You don't really want to know. > > A few good men... "You can't handle the TRUTH!" > > Just joking, I don't have an opinion. > > ~*~ Because there is no YOU right LOL Cheers Mark PS people suggest wearing your heart on your sleeve can be a bad thing - I wonder if the analogy extends to wearing ones mind on one's sleeve :)
