If you’re feeling sort of self-conscious about your writing process, thinking if you’re doing it “right” or “good enough,” cut it out. Instead, own how your process works for you—and do that more.
Read MoreAnd a little vision came to me. Can you imagine what's going to happen when we are finally free to ‘move about the cabin’? Can you JUST IMAGINE the explosion of art and creativity we will some day experience? Can you imagine how FUN it will be?
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Read MoreI sat down on my couch this evening, unmotivated and procrastinating on my writing. Instead of being hard on myself, though, I decided to just have a little chat with my younger writer, to show her how far I have come and how much I have learned. Thirty-nine lessons for my younger self about writing.
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Read MoreIn order for inspirations to come to me, I must make myself available to receive. I believe that writer’s block is often connected to sitting still. So, when I find myself stuck, I intentionally connect my body with my mind and choose one of the things from my short-list…
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Read More[A] new idea is fragile, yes, but can also be strong. If given the right circumstances, a small idea can push back great resistance—inner critic voices, lifestyle restraints, financial bounds, embodied traumas, or more.
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