The other day, I took a walk through the fog. Not just any fog—the thick, all-consuming kind where you can barely see a few steps ahead. I could have turned …
I Went on a Writing Retreat to Hit 5,000 Words—But What I Found Was Even More Valuable
Have you ever sat at your desk, trying to force the writing? Today, I’m going to show you why clarity eludes you. I walked through the gardens of Madingley Hall—a place that’s …
Your Writing Blocks Aren’t What You Think—Here’s How to Find the Real Cause
Today, I’m going to show you how to uncover what’s really stopping you from writing—and how to heal it so you can return to your work with ease. Sometimes, you …
From Burnout to Healing
Have you ever felt like you’re juggling too much—your job, family, and writing—and it’s all falling apart? In this deeply personal episode, open up about my academic burnout, the challenges …
Are You Addicted to Deadlines?
Today, I’m going to show you why relying on deadlines might actually be holding you back—and how you can take control of your writing, once and for all. Are you …
Why Writing Habits Are the Key to Creative Success in 2025
Today, I’m going to share two small but powerful shifts to help you build sustainable writing habits that last. We often start the year with big writing goals, only to …
A New Way to Set Writing Goals for 2025: Ease, Joy, and Clarity
Today, I’m going to show you how to set annual writing goals in a way that feels calm and aligned with your deeper mission as a writer. In a world …
Think You Had a Slow Writing Year? Here’s Why You Might Be Wrong
Recently, I talked to a writer who reflected on her year. At first, it was tough to her what she said. She described having spent months and months without submitting …
Holiday Gift List for Writers — Anti-Gadget, Anti-Cost, Anti-Shiny
If you’re a writer, content creator or coach, this gift list is for you If you are a writer or want to gift something to a writer, do yourself a favour: …
Stressed About Unfinished Projects? How to Find Hope and Focus for 2025
This time of year can feel particularly heavy for writers. The unfinished projects pile up. The vision for the next year feels hazy. The weight of everything undone sits on …