What My Concussion Taught Me About Writing

Make peace with wherever you are in your writing process because there is beauty in it all. Sure, there’s plenty of crappy parts, too, but that’s the balance. The problematic parts make us appreciate the fun parts, and the fun parts give us hope that the problematic parts won’t last. The “now” is all there is, so do your best to embrace it.

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The PitFalls of Expert Advice

New writers seeking advice and guidance, often place too much authority in the advice of experts. Read on to learn about the pitfalls of expert advice…

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Managing Authors’ Expectations

Don’t writers require a little grandiosity to attempt the arduous task of writing a book? Is there a writer out there purposely intending to produce a crappy novel? I’m guessing we all start out believing we can write a bestseller.

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How i whipped my writing routine into shape: my time with a Dominatrix and what she taught me about being my own boss

If I wanted to be a prolific writer, it was solely up to me to make it happen. I had to design a routine for success and stick to it. I always knew I needed to do more, but my softer side kept winning the argument. With my dominatrix now running the show, my softer side hung in the corner, knowing she could only come out when work was complete.

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Writers Who Hate To Write

“For writers, the question isn’t ‘How do I stay committed when I’m in love with my work?’ The question is, ‘How do I stay committed when I temporarily hate it?’ An experienced writer is somebody who knows when the hatred is temporary.” - David Purcell

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Helping Mothers Write Their Books

Are you a mom interested in writing but don’t believe you have the time to do it? Read on to learn more about how to get started on your writing journey.

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