What motivates you best for writing a hub at hub pages?

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   ramkkasturiposted 13 years ago

   What motivates you best for writing a hub at hub pages?
   
   The hub pages has a collection of people writing  on different topics.Some seem focussed others are diversified. Frequently money is mentioned. What  actually  are the drivers for each of us  for  this hub writing?

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   Cagsilposted 13 years ago

   My desire to help make people realize their full potential and provide life knowledge and wisdom I've gained over the course of my life.

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   Anti-Matterposted 13 years ago

   I'm in it to improve my writing abilities, and hopefully in a year or so with some hard work I'll start to make some money which will make me work even harder.
   
   The idea of some residual in the future also sounds nice.

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   jhnsmth910posted 13 years ago

   I usually started writing only to improve my writing skills. But now i am feeling that i can also make some money by writing some good article. My confidence has also boost up because my user rating goes up from 24 to 70 in just a week. This gives me indication that i have the quality of good writer

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   humagaiaposted 13 years ago

   Cagsil has a similar attitude to me as an overall motivator but for individual Hubs it is usually that quick flash of neuron firings that jolt an idea into being. They come at any time of night or day and one's body, especially the fingers, are motivated into action. Then it's up to the idea to control things. And the fingers better keep up or a tangential idea might take over. I reckon it's those Quarks, especially the Strange ones that do it. Some brains are conducive to Quark invasion or they just may have more iron in them to magnetically attract the Quarks. Anyway spark over. Gotta get on - other sparks to address.

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   Juelstephenposted 13 years ago

   I find that subjects or ideals, which are important to me give me the best inspiration.  Honesty, to me, is an important key to  great writing of any type.  Honesty shines through, even in works of fiction.
   
   I believe that readers can grasp a writers emotions, no matter the genre, as writing is a representation of an authors life views.

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   pinkboxerposted 13 years ago

   My desire to have my voice heard and to encourage others to use their voices. Especially through writing. Each one of us has an inner voice which begs to be heard. I am new to Hubpages and am starting out writing about what I care about in my life. I agree that writing must express one's emotions about a particular topic. It is that zeal to place those emotions into words which ultimately drives me to post. Also, writing for Hubpages is therapeutic for me.

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   Glenn Raymondposted 13 years ago

   The things that motivate me to write hub pages are the things that I am passionate about, such as my hobbies, my home and land, loved ones with problems to solve, and anything in the news that either makes me cranky or excites me in some way.  Thank you for asking this question, it is a good one.

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   Joni Douglasposted 13 years ago

   All great answers, but I find listening to the news motivates me.  Lately, it seems that reporters don't follow the 'who, what, where, why and when', of journalism. They ask such dumb questions.  They give soundbites and call it news. So when I go digging, I get motivated.

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    suny51posted 13 years ago

    thats how you exchange views with people of different countries and with different life style and mental standards,besides that opens a new window in to a new horizon .

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    Gerber Inkposted 13 years ago

    For me, what motivates me is the desire to share information that I've discovered on some topic.  While my hubs are pretty diverse, they are all things that I've done or have had some experience with at different times in my life.  My ideas usually just hit me out of the blue- a "eureka!" moment most of the time.  While I write for a lot of clients on the Internet, I enjoy writing for HubPages the most because of the freedom- no heavy editorial constraints!

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