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See the tip of the pen? See the detail put into it? Someone cared about what they were doing. Do you care about what you do? The making of a meal? The sending of a text? The crafting of a story? Perhaps how you sign a book? Do you ever wonder about the impact that little extra bit of effort leaves?
I recently heard from someone I'd signed a book for. She's an up-and-coming author herself. Her first book hitting print last month. She recently shared with me that the words I'd written meant a lot to her as she struggled to get her novella and her fears to behave. That physical reminder that someone cared about what she was doing leant her a bit of courage. I admit, when she told me this, I couldn't remember a single word I'd written down, but it filled my heart with great joy to know that they touched her and made me all the more glad that I try to pray every time I go to sign a book. Glad also that I try to listen to what God wants on the page, and I don't tend to scrawl out the same thing to each person.
Hope you enjoyed this month's Writing Tip!