Today it's my pleasure to welcome blogger and aspiring author Charlie Ferguson to talk about how lockdown has inspired and affected her multiple projects.When I first heard that the lockdown was approaching I was quite excited to be getting some well needed time at home to work on the multiple projects I had been neglecting and putting on the back burner due to work. Since 2018 I have 2 blogs, one bookish based where all my book reviews, book and blog tours and anything else bookish went which has been running for 6 years now, the most recent blog is a mix of everything else, lifestyle, cooking, advice and all the things in-between. The blogs were and are not the only thing on my project list, I also have a book manuscript and a human nutrition course to complete.
Within the first week of lockdown I was catching up on my sleep mostly and then happily planning on what was next. Within the second week I was gliding through my course, feeling completely inspired and motivated for the rest of my projects. I was so inspired I managed to edit my books first chapter and I felt like I was on a great course to continue my editing as I was using the comment feature to mark up improvements and questions that were relevant to my editing process which would help me make my work the best it can be with less chance of doing my head in. Managing this only furthered my motivation and inspiration as I headed back over to my blogs determined to get them cobweb free ad running silky smooth again. First came the bookish one, A Books Eternal Glory, which I managed to post on for the first time in 9 months and even agreed with a close friend to partner up so she could also take part in posting on the blog as she is a huge bookworm. Next was the mash up blog, I was planning so many posts and coming up with ideas I was just simply bursting at the seams. There was nothing stopping me for the next 2 weeks and I was feeling unbeatable with all of my inspiration running through my veins.
