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What readers are saying about The Maverick Writer:

Inspiring and motivating! “The Maverick Writer” gives us permission to stop striving for perfection and approval from others, while teaching us that we are already “good enough”, leading to more productivity and personal satisfaction.
~Linda Hearst
 “The Maverick Writer,” is a web page which will free those who feel they just don't square up. With quotes, and words of encouragement, Andre' Hartslief reaches through this web site and tells you what you've always wanted to hear. That you can do it. You don't have to be perfect. You are “good enough.” You'll want to pass this link on to those who struggle with their self-esteem.
~Gladys Dowd
“The Maverick Writer” reminds me that my, efforts, are more than good enough.
Through positive affirmations, Hartslief tells us again and again that we have the strength and perseverance to accomplish all our goals and then some. Andre's quotes from famous authors and entrepreneurs inspire and uplifts me, showing that others have been where I am and have overcome doubts and obstacles to succeed in their respective fields. Andre' shares his own struggles and triumphs to make the journey personal and relatable.
“The Maverick Writer” is more than good enough for me, and I believe it will be for you too.
~Sandra Baker 
 “This is an inspiring website written in an upbeat tone that convinces you to take a risk, pursue your passion, and have fun.”
~Willow Boothe 
“This website is for any person who is struggling with self-doubt about their writing abilities and who feel they must constantly strive for perfection. Through the words in this website, Andre' Hartslief teaches us that even if we feel, we are not perfect, we must keep right on, keeping on! Once we realize that we are good enough, all we will need to achieve our goals, will be to stop saying “I can't” and begin saying, “I can.”
~Joanna Craig
Reading the posts in The Maverick Writer, is like having a personal trainer right at your side when you really need to hear the words, “Don't quit,” Andre's there, reminding you, “You can do it.”
~Louise Woods

“The Maverick Writer” pointed me to the inner truth which every writer should embrace, instead of striving for their writing to be perfect. Once I did this, I found myself accomplishing way more than I thought I ever could, and discovered too, that it was better than I ever had imagined.
For anyone who has struggled with perfectionism, this is a must read. Thank you Andre'for unveiling the truth that perfection is a myth!
~Rena Timms


“The Maverick Writer” is a treat to read. I love it's fresh approach to creativity which fits the theme of being free from any perfectionism. Andre's encouragement to write for the love of writing rather than to seek approval, is very liberating.
~Lynette Gibson



CONGRATULATIONS to all of the Champions! A badge is located at the end of this post if you'd like to display your awesomeness on your website. All of you have an open invitation to comment on The Maverick Writer

Without further ado, here they are:

(In no particular order.)

Goins Writer

The Write Practice

Make a Living Writing

A Writer’s Bucket List

My Name Is Not Bob

The Creative Penn

Helping Writers Become Authors

Rachelle Gardner

Writer Unboxed

Live Write Thrive

Nathan Bransford

Aliventures

Jane Friedman

The Write Life

The Writer’s Inner Journey

Terrible Minds

Pen and Prosper

The Writers Alley

The Renegade Writer

Bestseller Labs

The Procrastiwriter

Writers and Authors

Grammar Girl

Awesome post: Affect Versus Effect

The Word’s Greatest Book

The Write Conversation






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