How to Use Automatic Writing to Reconnect with Yourself
Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash When you go into automatic writing, you quiet the incessant chatter of the monkey mind, and you turn up your intuition. You’re able to plug back …
How to Get Back Into Writing After A Long Hiatus
Photo by Tim De Pauw on Unsplash If you’ve ever taken a break from writing, you know how challenging it can be to get back into it again. Each holiday or even long …
Do you want to become a writer’s coach?
I’m looking for academic writing coaches & editors & retreat facilitators to join my team! If you’re building a side business, you already work as a freelancer/coach/consultant, or you’re thinking …
3 Ways to Finish Your Writing Project Before the End of the Year
Are you dreading the new year? Still not finished with your book, article, or blog posts? Here are 3 ways to overhaul your system, recommit, and finish before the year …
Let Go of Last Year’s Disappointments
Writing is your secret superpower to let go and clear the way for something new “Everything happens for me, not to me. ” — Byron Katie, Loving What Is Towards the end of the year, I …
How to Write Effectively Before Your Christmas Break
Are you scrambling to get all your work done before the seasonal holidays? The way to write effectively before you take time off with family is simple. Here’s how you …
How to Avoid December Burnout
“The most successful people I know have a narrow focus, protect themselves against time-wasters, say no to almost everything.” — Derek Sivers, Hell Yeah or No Most people burn out in December. …
Why burnout helped me change my life
My podcast interview just dropped! A year ago I was a suffering academic lecturer and could not see that my life can change. Now, I’m a full-time writer and coach …
Start This Evening Routine to Be a More Prolific Writer
“You need the room, you need the door, and you need the determination to shut the door. You need a concrete goal, as well. … Don’t wait for the muse.” …
Five Ways to Finish Your Dissertation
There’s a red door in Cambridge, UK. It’s on Mill Lane, and it’s the most famous door in the city — at least, among Ph.D. students. It’s where students submit …