Am I on the Right Track?

Sometimes I have written of an evening and put my pen down, or saved a draft to my computer, but in either instance felt very good about what I had just written. A lot of the time, it's not that easy. I can go for days, weeks, seemingly months and not feel especially positive about anything I've written. Still, you press on. 

Occasionally, and today is one of those days, where I have to ask myself if I am even on the right track? 

What makes one day seem to click? What is it that instills confidence  while at other times you question deep down what the hell you ate doing? 

I sometimes wonder if there is such a thing as a right track. If I am writing is there a right or wrong track?  I'd like to think that all the tracks or all roads lead to success with writing. Not defining success in any way other than fulfillment in the final analysis, that you have achieved something in your writing that leaves you feeling that you just completed a job well done.  I'n not  going  here for publication, or  certain  sales, or  dollars earned as a sign of  success. I'm talking about that most basic feeling that  what you sit down to do ends up working. 

Before any of that other stuff can come (if you even want it to) on the most basic level you have to write to satisfy yourself. That's the track I need to be on. I hope all tracks lead there if we just write long enough. 

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