Dec 14, 2025
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Writers don’t just need discipline — we need play. 🎨✨ Here’s why creating without pressure helps your voice grow, your ideas deepen, and your writing become more sustainable. #WritingLife #NeurodivergentWriters
Why I Don't See "No" as Failure
What if I told you that my biggest writing breakthrough came not from winning, but from losing? Every writer knows the sting of rejection. That email that starts with “Thank you for your submission, however…” or worse—the deafening silence that follows your carefully crafted pitch. But what if rejection isn’t the end of your story, but the beginning of something better? My Journey Through the…
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Why I’ll Share Mindset Blog Posts… This is the first post in my #writermindset series. And, it’s a long one, so bare with me! Since I am a coach by nature (and by career and purpose in life), I can’t help but admit that the blog posts that will fall into this category may wind […] Read more...
I am a coach, so omitting a coaching-related blog post on my website is impossible for me. A new blog post is up on my website, and I share what my lifetime goals are, but also give some of my best tips on how to set yourself up for success when it comes to achieving your goals
Excerpt:
“I used the SMART Goals for my goal setting, but I added a bit of my own spin to this acronym, which I will put in parentheses. SMART is an acronym for: Specific (and significant to you), Measurable (and meaningful/motivating for you), Achievable (and aligned with your beliefs about what is possible for you), Relevant (and relies on setting yourself up for success to achieve them), and Time-bound (also known as setting a deadline for yourself to achieve them so that you actually do the work!). My goals are specific and significant to what is important to me in this stage of my life. They’re measurable and meaningful to me at this stage of my life. They’re achievable and aligned with what I believe is possible for me. They’re relevant to me at this stage in my life. And, there is a clear cut deadline for me to work towards. I’m giving myself five years to achieve these goals.”
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Alright, let me just say it... I would rather have a two minute scene of silent cuddling between people who show complete trust in each other in my romance subplot than a ten second scene of flowery, Shakespearean language and declarations of love for no reason.
Are You in Your Characters?
Are You in Your Characters?
It’s a question every author of fiction is familiar with in one form or another. “Is the main character really you?” “Which character is most like you?” Of course the answers always vary, but they also have similarities that we often overlook.
We are told to “write what we know,” and who do we know best but ourselves? Seems obvious doesn’t it? Not so fast. There are times when the obvious is way…
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How To Accept a LOT of Your Writing Projects Might Not Go Anywhere #MondayBlogs #AmWriting #Writers
This was a tough one for me to accept and it took about four years and a LOT of writing projects which have not gone anywhere for me to finally process.
So, I felt the subject warranted a blog post.
It is tough to think that a lot of writing projects won’t go anywhere but it is sadly true. For the average writer some of their projects will be deleted before they even get going, some won’t get…
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