Saying the word, “marketing” will usually trigger the fight or flight instinct in most writers (and in most coaches for that matter). It seems that even though we love what we do and may even believe passionately in the value … Continue reading →
This is such a great video about creative possibilities. Brad Herzog shares his views encouraging writers to Turn the mundane into the miraculous. I love Brad’s message because it is perfectly aligned with my own view that curiosity can be … Continue reading →
Each Wednesday, my friend, Annie Oortman and I host a free online writing group called the Wednesday Writers Whatchamacallit. One of my favorite things about doing this is helping to build a community for writers I care about. It’s always … Continue reading →
If you’ve been at this writing thing for a while, I’m guessing that you are constantly on the lookout for ways to improve your productivity. Sometimes, this means you need to focus on the bigger picture including taking better care … Continue reading →
A week or so ago, a friend of mine shared this TED talk from Anne Lamott in our Wednesday Writers Whatchamacallit Facebook group. I saw it a long time ago but had forgotten about it. Anne brings her wry humor … Continue reading →
This is the third article in the Write Foundations series which I am co-blogging about with my friend, Janice Ernest, author of the Brocksport USA books. We are each sharing our own take on subjects that are really important for … Continue reading →
So often, we think that improving our writing means doing things like learning rules for grammar and punctuation, understanding the proper way to write dialog, or creating intriguing plots and characters. It seems like there’s always a new technique to … Continue reading →
Have you ever found yourself wishing you were a “real” writer? I sure have. I’ve always loved to write, and even as a child, I dreamed of writing a book someday. I would write little poems and stories and even … Continue reading →
Do you ever think you aren’t good enough to do (fill in the blank)? If you don’t, I’d love to know your secret! This is such a common belief among creative solopreneurs such as writers, authors, speakers, artists, etc. Since … Continue reading →
