This method of write first think later writing, capturing thoughts when you’re still in a half dream state, before the day has come along to fill your brain with chatter and stress, promotes immediate and honest expression.
There is no cure for imposter syndrome. So, if we can’t “cure” it, how do we manage it?
Without the pressure of fearing the negative, what would you create if you made joy the core purpose of your work?
You don’t HAVE to do Morning Pages in the morning, if it doesn’t work for you. Try this alternative…
Trying to raise children and a writing career at the same time is no easy feat. Fortunately, we writing mums are superheroes, and we’ve got this…
New year’s resolutions typically don’t stick because most people set the wrong goals. Here’s how to set a smart writing goal that will last all year.
If you find yourself unable to get to the page on the holidays, don’t worry.
You can still practice being a writer.
Ideas in themselves aren’t particularly valuable. It’s what we make of them that matters. Different writers have different methods for turning inspiration into results and actual writing. Here are a selection of them.
I tell would-be writers all the time how hard writing is, most people who offer writing advice do the same. Yet, I think it’s time we re-framed that concept.
Our creative guts tell us that we’re working on the right (or wrong) thing, and making the right (or wrong) creative choices that will serve us in the most valuable ways. But how do we know if our gut is trying to tell us something?