Sitting with Discomfort Pt 3: Knowing Your World Through What You Consume
This is the last day of the Sitting with Discomfort series. This week has been spent focusing on white privilege and learning to be discomfort in order to learn about yourself. This series was inspired by the wonderful women from ar-tic. If you are just arriving to this series, I highly suggest that you start by checking them out. This series is my own interpretation … Continue reading Sitting with Discomfort Pt 3: Knowing Your World Through What You Consume
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Sitting With Discomfort Pt 2.5: Now is the Time for Writers
You are a Writer. Times of turmoil and injustice are your times to shine. Now, let’s make sure we all create responsibly. Continue reading Sitting With Discomfort Pt 2.5: Now is the Time for Writers
Sitting with Discomfort Pt 2: Getting to Know You and Your How
Knowing what makes you uncomfortable is one thing. But knowing the environment which caused this discomfort means a greater opportunity to fix it. Continue reading Sitting with Discomfort Pt 2: Getting to Know You and Your How
Sitting With Discomfort – Talking About Deep Fear: Pt 1.5
If you’re struggling to know what you can do in these times of injustice and turmoil, the first step is to acknowledge your deep fears. Continue reading Sitting With Discomfort – Talking About Deep Fear: Pt 1.5
Sitting With Discomfort: Exercises in White Responsibility in Writing–Pt 1: Exposure
This is an honest post. This is a personal post. But if you’re like me, it’s applicable to you. Getting Real for a Minute As you may or may not know, I’m an American living in the UK. As an American, I am very well aware of the racial and political issues that go on in my home country. What’s more, I’m a white American. … Continue reading Sitting With Discomfort: Exercises in White Responsibility in Writing–Pt 1: Exposure
The Last Day: NatWriCoChallenge & Pay What Feels Right
NatWritCoChallenge Today is the last day of the Natural Writer Coaching Challenge, and I couldn’t be more thrilled. Those of you who have participated have done wonderful work, and I have loved seeing it so much. I wanted to say thank you to everyone who participated, and whose writing I got to know. Tomorrow afternoon I’ll enter in everyone who participated with the full 31 … Continue reading The Last Day: NatWriCoChallenge & Pay What Feels Right
Natural Writer: Ignite, Light, limber, Fluid, Rhythmic
We can make our own way. We’re creatives! There is always a way to be made. Where there’s a will, there’s a way, and I know damn well that you have that will. Continue reading Natural Writer: Ignite, Light, limber, Fluid, Rhythmic
Online Writing Courses and Seminars Starting in June
One thing that can be said about the lockdown, is that it has encouraged many retreats, writing conferences, workshops, classes and camps to go online. Here are two that you can access coming up. Muse 2020 Seminar Series Credit where credit is certainly due, my client Katrina Carruth let me know about The Muse & The Marketplace’s 2020 seminar. Initially scheduled for May, it was … Continue reading Online Writing Courses and Seminars Starting in June
5 Awesome, Easy Ways to Get More Words on the Page, Faster
At long last, this post is about the actual steps you can write to throwing words onto the page faster. Continue reading 5 Awesome, Easy Ways to Get More Words on the Page, Faster
NatWriCoChallenge: Week 4-ish
Welcome to the fourth and final-ish week of the Natural Writer Coaching Challenge! I’ve really enjoyed reading your posts this month. If you’re just getting into this challenge, it’s not too late to join. You can read all about the challenge here, and how to participate for your own enjoyment, or to win 2 FREE writing coaching sessions with me. Though, I will say, at … Continue reading NatWriCoChallenge: Week 4-ish