Posts tagged Personal
7 Unexpected Ways Meditation Helps My Writing

Meditation, like self-care, is a hot topic right now. Or maybe it’s always been a hot topic and I just never noticed until I started doing it. I didn’t believe it would work, at least not at first...I didn’t pick it back up until early 2020 when the proverbial shit hit the fan and I HAD to figure out how to deal with my anxiety. I was willing to try pretty much anything. Enter: meditation.

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A Message to Struggling Writers

Today I’m struck simultaneously by how grateful I am for the life I lead, and also how much I’m still struggling. It’s not just about the pandemic, or having been unemployed for 8 months last year...The primary struggle for me is me. It’s about mindset and creativity and overwhelm and priorities...So today I wanted to share a message for other writers, like me, who are struggling:

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7 Reasons Introverts Make Awesome Writers

All writers are different, and we all have varying methods for preparing, planning (or not planning), and executing our writing. Writing can be an escape for some, therapy for others, or just plain fun! As a writer myself, and after connecting with many other writers, I’ve learned it’s quite common for writers to be more introverted. Being an introvert can be a great asset for a writer!

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Why I Started my Business

There’s one question I’ve been asked about my business more than any other recently: What’s your “why”? Why do you do what you do? While I typically always have a short response (because social media, right?), I realized that I’ve never actually told the whole story about how & why I started my business. So this week I wanted to get a little more personal because I think the “why” of what we do is so important - maybe even more important than the end goal sometimes.

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Introductions: Who Am I?

First, and foremost, I am a human who loves reading, writing, and all things literary! I emphasize human here because just like everyone else, I am prone to making mistakes, irritating the daylights out of my husband, and sometimes letting my emotions run right over logic. This also means, though, that I learn every day, I work extra hard to be compassionate and loving to those around me, and I genuinely care about other people.

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