5 Questions For Writers Seeking Clarity and Focus
Discover five questions that will help you clarify your writing motivation, desires, and needed support. Gain insight into your "why," set meaningful goals, and create the writing life you desire. Dive in and find your writing clarity today!
How to Regroup When Comparison Steals Your Joy: Write a Story with a Recovering English Teacher
Have you ever felt the sting of comparing your writing to others? "Comparison is the thief of joy" is a truth many writers know too well. In this blog post, I share personal insights and practical tips to help you embrace your unique voice and overcome the pitfalls of comparison. Discover why we compare ourselves, the impact on our creativity, and steps to refocus on your writing journey. Reclaim your joy in writing and unlock your creative potential.
Stop Grading Your Creative Writing: Write a Story with a Recovering English Teacher
Are you writing for joy or aiming to go professional? We often carry the mindset of grading into our creative work, stifling our creativity. Learn to silence your inner critic and embrace your unique writing process with tips from a recovering English teacher. Unlock your full creative potential today!
Recognize Your Inner Critic: Write a Story With a Recovering English Teacher
Transitioning from eleven years of teaching high school English to a creative writing life was not as smooth as I had hoped. My Inner Critic was one of the biggest obstacles I faced. The Inner Critic is that persistent voice inside your head that harshly judges and critiques your work, manifesting as self-doubt, perfectionism, and fear of failure. This harmful voice can prevent you from freely expressing your creativity, often stopping a writer in their tracks.
How to Write a Book- I have a new story idea. Now what?
Inspiration has struck! You have an idea for a story, but where do you start? Dive into the creative process with our step-by-step guide on how to turn your story idea into a captivating narrative. Discover tips for capturing your initial thoughts, exploring possibilities, and developing your protagonist.