encouraging young writers to create fearlessly
encouraging young writers to create fearlessly
Someone recently asked me on Threads, “why do you use a timer?” In this post I want to answer that question and explain why I think that, if you’re anything like me and you love productivity, you should definitely use a timer when you write. (btw, my timer is set as I write this 😉 …
It can feel like such a lonely thing, getting behind on your to-do list. Believe me, that’s how everyone feels too. It can seem like everyone else is making progress, staying consistent, and writing everyday, while you’re finding it hard to just fit in the bare minimum of tasks that keep you afloat in the …
A bad morning doesn’t necessarily mean a bad day. But a good morning can go a long way to making a good day. And if you’re struggling to find a morning routine that makes your morning “good”, what I call the “feel good element” may be what you’ve been looking for. We’ve all had it… …
“You’re not leaving any room for me!” That’s what the Holy Spirit suddenly said to me while I was praying with a friend a while ago. That little statement has changed my mindset about success. At that time, I was very focused on being consistent with habits that would bring me success. Things like journaling, …
I’m taking a break from blogging right now, so this is a re-post of a blog post from my old blog. 🙂 I remember one evening last winter when I was alone in my sister and I’s room, just relaxing. I’m pretty sure I was either watching my favorite Youtube channel or journaling or both, …
You know how draining life is. And then we writers are audacious enough to think that we can fit one more thing into our schedules, and we pick writing at that, what William Zinsser said was, “one of the hardest things that people do”. Bless our hearts. We writers can sometimes feel exhausted at the …
I remember the first time I considered the possibility of writing thousands of words a day. It was a thrilling thought to a lover of productivity like myself. It was amazing to think that that was even possible. But now, many, many writing sessions later, I know through personal experience that writing hundreds or even …
I think we have something in common. We love productivity. Am I right? Do you make long to-do lists, first writing down the things you’ve already done so you can check them off? Are you always creating new schedules for yourself so you can fit more into your day? Do you sometimes feel that your day wasn’t …
