12 "Purrfect" Things Writers Can Learn From Cats

1. Take Leaps Of Faith When Writing—Even If You Fall, You’ve Learned Something
2. Approach Each Writing Task With Enthusiasm And Excitement
3. Networking Pays Off: Never Turn Down The Chance To Meet Someone New!
4. You Can’t Rush Writing Success
5. Writer’s Relief Advises: Be Prepared—Don’t Be Surprised By The Unexpected
6. Remember To Give Yourself A Break
7. Sometimes You Can Be Your Own Worst Enemy
8. Take Full Advantage Of Technology
9. If Your Writing Career Is Going In Circles, Try Something Different
10. Even If You’re The Cat’s Meow, Don’t Let Your Head (Or Tummy) Get Too Big
11. Meet Writing Obstacles Head-On
12. Eschew Routine; Writer’s Relief Recommends Trying Something New Every Day

Workshop Experience

First Workshop 

The first workshop I'd been to was an experience i savored and it was good. I found talking about what I liked about someone's story and what could be improved was a learning experience. I got feedback on my first lesbian short story. It was good to know what I could improve on and what was good. I always like to know what I could improve on my writing. I just find as I'm still writing, I will still keep writing. 

• Learned to take critiques and not just them hating my work
• Write to improve my work 
• Plan out a story with my story template

I think writing is my thing. Just have to learn to improve and take people critiques of my work with a grain of salt. Not to take it as a bad thing. To take it as a way of learning to improve my work and hopefully get something published. I love writing and will continue to write no matter what.